Christine Eaton

@clairec I’ve posted the link in the cinema forum. I’ve tagged you there too. (I don’t know what you’ll see, but for me the side videos aren’t that great, but I can’t stop them, so I just watch it on full screen.)

@bluejay. Okay! 🙂 I’ll try to get onto it today.

@clairec IN HOLLYWOOD!?!?!?!?!?!?! *faints*
*faints for a second time when she reads 1hr 47 mins*
You have got to tell me what it was all about. Maybe under your profile or mine. Sure, I can do that. 🙂

@overcomer, Great! No worries, thanks for tagging me! 🙂

@bluejay, Yep, that’s them! 🙂 They’re make some really cool things! Well, made some really cool things. They haven’t done any for a while. If you find their YouTube channel you can watch their other videos. Some of them are really funny! 😉 Judah Simard (he’s the 17 yr old, younger guy on who lies down on the tracks) is actually in Hollywood now,…[Read more]

@bluejay, Yep, that’s them! 🙂 They’re make some really cool things! Well, made some really cool things. They haven’t done any for a while. If you find their YouTube channel you can watch their other videos. Some of them are really funny! 😉 Judah Simard (he’s the 17 yr old, younger guy on who lies down on the tracks) is actually in Hollywood now,…[Read more]

Okay, @overcomer, I’m leaving now. I’m actually going to be outlining till October/sooner, so it’s hard to explain what I got done. Anyway, it was a bit, and I’m fairly happy with it. How’d you go?

@clairec Eyekey Productions??? Or something like that? They entered Chuck’s first and second competition and won first place. We got third place in the second year and the same the next year.
And I’ve watched Off Track. It’s a well made move. 🙂

Speaking of meeting people who know other people you’ve heard of, @bluejay, If you go to the Kingdom Cinema there’s a video mentioned there called ‘Off Track.’ I know the guys who made that! So, yeah. 🙂

Speaking of meeting people who know other people you’ve heard of, @bluejay, If you go to the Kingdom Cinema there’s a video mentioned there called ‘Off Track.’ I know the guys who made that! 🙂 So, yeah. 🙂

@jess; @daeus; @faithdk; @christi-eaton; @dragon-snapper; @ingridrd; @gretald; @spradlin;
Awww, you guys. You are all so wonderful. Thanks so much for the encouragement.

If you want to suggest topics to write more poems like this I’d welcome them with open arms.

(@spradlin, I might just submit this. 🙂 )

@jess; @daeus; @faithdk; @chrisit-eaton; @dragon-snapper; @indridrd; @gretald; @spradlin;
Awww, you guys. You are all so wonderful. Thanks so much for the encouragement.

If you want to suggest topics to write more poems like this I’d welcome them with open arms.

(@spradlin, I might just submit this. 🙂 )

@emma-flournoy Thanks for the suggestions. At the moment I am trying to read through ever biography that we own. Which is a lot, but it will be good.
I’m in the middle of reading about Hudson Taylor and his life is so amazing. He really trust in God to provide at the right time.
No way! *It’s a small world after all* I keep finding people who know…[Read more]

@overcomer, I’m in! I can go for about 40 mins. 🙂

Ooohhh…lovely. Great work, @bluejay. 🙂

@bluejay Wow, great poem! I love the shape of it, too. Great work!

Oh and @Bluejay, the lady who wrote the foreward of Raising Maidens —Jennie Chancey—is my aunt. Isn’t that funny?

I love the picture you put in my head, @bluejay. Good work!

Oh @Bluejay, I’ve read that one!

Have you read Joyfully at Home, by Jasmine Baucham? It’s really good.

And another one I HIGHLY recommend is It’s (not that) Complicated, by Elizabeth and Anna Sofia Botkin—that one was extremely helpful and encouraging for me.

You too, @sarah-h and @clairec. 🙂