@Sabrina:

Using your own life experiences and used them to the prompts is such a great idea! As I said before, I really like yours. ^_^

@ShadowLight:

Thanks. ^_^ That's where I go the idea actually. From seeing people who look like they quit and yet you really don't know if they did or not.

-Sabrina

I think this is a great prompt! I especially loved the part where you didn't explained why your friend quit. This is an example of life really, since we had a friend who did that.

Good job! ^_^

If I wasn't so busy, I'd consider doing that as well. Nice work, especially the open ended aspect of the ending.

-Darren

You did a nice job with the prompt. ^_^ I probably should give it a try too. heh.

~*Aaryanna*~

@NightBeck:

Thank you for participating! I hope I see you again! :D

You're welcome! ^_^ And thanks for taking the time to read what I did for the workshop. I'll be watching for more of them.

-Sabrina

@SomeGuy:

Aside from the comma errors in the second sentence I have no qualms with this from a mechanical point of view.

I'm always glad to hear about mistakes. >_> I make so many of them! So thanks for pointing that out. ^_^

-Sabrina

@Indi:

I've thought about doing it, but after all the writing I had to do for school... My first thought is No Way In Hell!

I figured it would help me be more creative for the rpg's at OB. Heh.

-Sabrina

Aww, Crystia's got a negative attitude . . . we need to fix that some time.

I like how you were able to get your story out even in just four paragraphs. Also, I think this kind of disappearance is something we've all seen at some point in life, especially with the online world the way it is now; we all have old friends we wonder about, right?

Aside from the comma errors in the second sentence I have no qualms with this from a mechanical point of view. From a creative, I have absolutely no problems.

Thanks for playing!

So you've been dragged into the madness! :p I've thought about doing it, but after all the writing I had to do for school... My first thought is No Way In Hell!

You did a nice job with the prompt by the way.

~Crystia