Hannah Whatley

@bluejay, I can’t believe you’ve read the Billabong series! My older sister started collecting them when she was 12. We now have the whole series, and they have come from all over Australia! I’m savouring them, so I’m only on the 9th one. I want them to last as long as possible, so I’m reading them REALLY slowly! 🙂

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@bluejay, I can’t believe you’ve read the Billabong series! My older sister started collecting them when she was 12. We now have the whole series, and they have come from all over Australia! I’m savouring them, so I’m only on the 9th one. I want them to last as long as possible, so I’m reading them REALLY slowly! 🙂

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@clairec and Sarah-h I didn’t get any reading done to day and I’m really cross. I read a paragraph out to my sister from a different book (couldn’t really avoid it) and that was all I did. Maybe next time will be better. You two sounded like you had a great day, though.

@sarah-h. Thanks!

@sarah-h, I got about 6 – 7 chapters read, but not much time today as I was out at musical theatre all morning and we are now preparing for an Olympic themed youth group this evening at out house. So really just my normal morning devotion. Anyway, I’ll have to do it again sometime. 🙂

I don’t mean of course that ambiguity is synonymous with depth in the way modern poets take that axiom, but I mean in the sense of making imagery universal and subtle.

…if that makes any sense.

I was thinking a straight forward poem would be meaningless and that ambiguity is often synonymous with depth. I think I can support your interpretation though. It sounds like a good one.

@daeus my interpretation is:
Though @kate-flournoy is unable to join us in writing, she is blessing the world because of her absences from us.
I have no idea what you where thinking…what were you thinking???

What meaning would you give it, by the way?

@kate-flournoy Oh, ENJF. Plenty of weirdness in me. Especially when I’m with friends and when I go brain dead. A combination of the two is positively dangerous.

@Daeus interesting… what’s your MBTI type again?? I though INFPs were supposed to be the weird ones. 😀

That is a lovely poem though.

@daeus I got 962 words written and my story all plotted out.
That is an interesting poem. 🙂

Interpretation open to interpretation. I have a gut feeling it fits though.

Ok, @bluejay, I’m gonna stop now. I was just planning to get one chapter edited tonight, and I got that done.

@kate-flournoy Thanks. It’s really too bad you can’t join us.

I think it deserves a poem

A jewel was shattered
Men gathered up its fragments
But a wind caught it up and blew it into distant places
And the world sparkled

@Bluejay @Daeus wish I could but I can’t… have fun though.

@bluejay Just starting here.

@winter-rose A conference coming up really soon. Don’t know who it’s by actually, but it’s got AIG, Generations, the Benhams, and some others. It got packed out a while ago (partially due to the fact you got ark tickets with registration.)

@jess Have Fun! 🙂
@daeus are you writing???

@clairec No worries.
@daeus; @kate-flournoy; @clairec; @jess I’m starting 10 minutes early, but I’m going to 9 (USA) 11 (AUS)
*I love how you can mix up the letters of AUS to get USA or the opposite way round. 🙂 *

@bluejay. Sorry I missed you! 🙁