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You’re welcome!
Of course! 😉
As should all of us…
*glares at certain characters who shall not be named*
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I noticed that too 😂😂
My favorite might have to be the one about the heap of sand. XD
Thanks Y’all! 🤣🤣🤣 I just love everyone’s reactions to either the silly but thought provoking, or nonsensical questions! Maybe I could start a forum where anyone can just ask all the absurd questions!
He is perfect in Justice, yet He is perfect in Mercy, even when we fail Him. For this, He is good.
Maybe I could start a forum where anyone can just ask all the absurd questions!
Yesss!! You totally should. 😂
Write what should not be forgotten. — Isabel Allende
Alright, you convinced me!
He is perfect in Justice, yet He is perfect in Mercy, even when we fail Him. For this, He is good.
Thanks Y’all! 🤣🤣🤣 I just love everyone’s reactions to either the silly but thought provoking, or nonsensical questions! Maybe I could start a forum where anyone can just ask all the absurd questions!
You’re so welcome!! 🤣 Yes I love your questions! Oh you should totally do that!! XD
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@janellebelovedpig Oh, forgot to say, I’m homeschooled too!
Where'd I get ya this time? The liver? The kidney? I'm runnin' outta places to put holes in ya.
Nice to meet you! I also love the LORD and am homeschooled. I like the story behind your username!
Alas my brain is blank right now so I do not have any questions for you, sorry"...I did not say to the seed of Jacob, 'Seek Me in vain..."
(Part of) Isaiah 45:19How many siblings do you have?
In answer to your questions,
I think my favorite genre(s) to write are devotionals and real life stories. I also like adventure/quest stories in a variety of settings.
Favorite(s) of a genre to read would be Christian family adventures, like the modern day Peabody series or sci-fi Quest for Truth or even fantasy Narnia.
Of your characters, my most fun to write.. heehee, I haven’t thought of this one in a while, but that would be a grumpy old spaceship pilot. He was so unique and when my brother read it he said he was his favorite character.
Most meaningful character would have to be Little One from my allegory.
Thanks for the welcome! I love KP so far!
In answer to your questions, I am one who doesn’t play sports so much. But I do love crafting dolls. It’s like creating 3-D characters.
I like different parts of all the seasons, new flowers coming back in Spring, the heat of Summer, the kaleidescope of fall colored trees, and the ways I get to serve in winter by scraping cars or shoveling walks.
As to how often I like to write, I’d like to do it more than I do. Often I don’t feel creative or energetic enough to write anything good.
And, lastly, my favorite song would be “Creation Sings” from Sight and Sound Theatre’s David production.
Hi! It’s cool how many of y’all are homeschoolers! I definitely don’t know any other type of schooling, but I’d have to say it’s my favorite.
As to your questions,
My YouTube channel is and many things, not one specific topic. I have my testimony video “A Testimony of a Writer” on there, an Easter-themed worship song I wrote, a rap about ‘Mazing Grace that I wrote, a short story brought to life with Lego guys, and I hope to make fun stop motion animation with Lego guys for music videos and stories. Then my blog has much of the same: poems, songs, the beginnings of my allegory, and some devotionals off of everyday stories.
My favorite genre to read/write might be either Christian family adventures in a variety of settings and styles (sci-fi, fantasy, modern) or poetry with comprehensible deep Truth meaning.
Favorite thing I have written is a three way tie between my post on God’s love being like the love of a Husband, my testimony as a poem, or my Rebelution published poem about the moon.
I’m not sure why I have music stranded on an island nor a way to play it, but maybe if I jam out to these loud enough I won’t be stranded anymore! “Creation Sings” by Sight and Sound Theatre, “Walking on Water ” by Lecrae, “Step by Step” by Rich Mullins, “Psalm 130” by my mom, and “Child of God” by the Bonner Family.
On the island again, this time with 5 books, I’d have the Bible and the other books I burned for a signal fire to be rescued, but the titles used to read: “Hind’s Feet on High Places” by Hannah Hurnard, “Sydney and Norman: The Tale of Two Pigs” by Phil Vischer, “The Horse and His Boy” by C.S. Lewis, and lastly AllFiveBooksOfASeriesCalled “The Quest For Truth” by Brock Eastman.
Recent favorite movies (once I’m free from being stranded the island) would be Overcomer and I Heard the Bells.
And finally, if I could make any activity an Olympic sport, what would I have a good chance of winning a medal for? Uhm, we’ll go with Freestyle Crochet, creating an stuffed animal without a pattern.
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@janellebelovedpig. Hi Janelle!!! Welcome to KP!!!! 💗💗💗 So glad you’ve joined us here!
I am FreedomWriter76 (or just called Freedom) a Christian Teen Girl, Southerner, Homeschooler, Music Fan, History Buff, and unashamed Marvel Nerd that has a passion for spreading the light of Christ through Historical Fiction. 😊
My mind is going blank on questions right now, and I believe my fellow Keepers have handled that well. 😉🤣
But again, welcome to KP Janelle, and God Bless!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
@janellebelovedpig You make Lego stop motion? I’ve always loved doing that! I haven’t done any in a long time, but when I was younger, I made a few simple ones, about Owen and Blue from Jurassic World. Owen found a jetpack for Blue and they used it to fly around….
It was pretty fun. What are your stop motions about?
Where'd I get ya this time? The liver? The kidney? I'm runnin' outta places to put holes in ya.
I definitely don’t know any other type of schooling, but I’d have to say it’s my favorite.
Well, I’ve experienced public school a little (in elementary) and I went to a charter school (it’s somewhere between public and private), and now I’m a homeschooler. Homeschooling is definitely my favorite! I think the biggest thing I miss about the other two is that it is significantly easier to make friends with people that you see every single day. Even people you aren’t friends with you are pretty familiar with.
“Psalm 130” by my mom
That’s really cool! Has she written anything else?
the other books I burned for a signal fire to be rescued
I think you have better survival instincts than I do because I literally never thought of doing that. 🤣
Uhm, we’ll go with Freestyle Crochet, creating an stuffed animal without a pattern.
Ooh, that’s awesome! I bet they’re adorable! What is your favorite one that you have made?
How do you choose really cool names for sci-fi characters? I know one author who took real names and spelled them backwards to be the planets.
As to your questions, my favorite genre would be Christian family adventures, either real life narratives or fiction in a variety of settings.
Yes, I do enjoy allegorical writing. I think I have only ever heard of two allegories, Pilgrim’s Progress and Hind’s Feet on High Places.
I sort of enjoy worldbuilding, possibly enjoying character building more. Very few of those characters actually make it far enough to need a worlds. As for blending allegorical concepts into my worlds, yes! I like to slip a bunch of meaning behind my characters and situations, like C.S. Lewis had Aslan and the Gospel in Narnia.
And last but not least…
If your shirt isn’t tucked into your pants, are your pants tucked into your shirt?
Yes….
Hi! How’s it going?
I want to someday have the opportunity and courage to hold a harmless snake. Rapunzel is my favorite princess, so lizards that will ride on shoulders are really cool. Meeting reptiles in the wild, not a huge fan. Especially finding empty snakeskins at work. How do you feel about reptiles?
My only fan fic was Star Wars, adding Owen and Beru’s daughter who after the home attack went with Luke to rescue Leia. What about you?
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