How to speak German....

I and my groupmates created a script for a play, and I'm supposed to be German. I researched a bit and found out that:
1) "d" is "t"
2) "th" is either "t" (for a sharp "th") or "z" (for a soft "th").
3) "w" is "v"
4) "v" is "f"
5) speak deep in the throat and your "d's" and "r's" will take care of themselves.
I'm finding that it's not that hard after all! ^_^

I'm So Excited!

I'm so excited about what's about to happen in my story! Some people say that to write a good story, the basic outline should be set out before the actually writing. But with me and my sister, we just write what comes to our heads, and think of beginnings, plots, and endings afterwards! I prefer it like that because you can get surprised too. It's like reading your own story, the only difference is that you're the one writing the ending. And now I'm excited at how my characters will develop throughout the books!!! ^_^