Emma Flournoy

@Rachelle Ah, and you know Pride and Predjudice too, I see. 😉 (I think that’s the reference at least…)
I do piano too, and violin.

What, 2 movies and the Broadway musical?! You’re further along in that department than I am (yet. That must change.). Yes, it’s a very big book, but so worth it.

@Ethryndal You need support, eh? Poor thing. Is it…[Read more]

Yep, what @Ethryndal said, even though I didn’t know what it meant. @R-J-Wordsmith

@R-J-Wordsmith Ooh, I like that. It’s nicely short, but you still made it interesting and fit the story in.

*sniff*

I’m not sure I caught the meaning of the ‘condemned’ sign though; she died, but I don’t know any better than the mailbox what the sign means. 😛
Also I noticed a few missed words and letters, and punctuation errors—several…[Read more]

Hello and welcome @Rachelle! Do you play any instrument? Have you read Les Miserables?

that if my work can impact just one life for Christ, I’ll have succeeded.

@R-J-Wordsmith Yes.

@R-J-Wordsmith It’s good. 😉

@Kate-Flournoy *snort*

The door swung open, and the clocks stopped ticking.

Hi @R-J-Wordsmith! You sure fit here. 😀 Have you read Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis?

@Kate-Flournoy well I don’t think I thought that from anything you said…I probably just assumed. 😉

@Rolena-Hatfield That’s a great way to do it! 😀

As a matter of fact ladies and gents, would you mind adding to your prayers for the church song our oldest sister Elizabeth and I—we’re accompanying Kate with piano and violin, and though the pressure for us isn’t nearly as high as for her I still get extreeeemely nervous on stage. Trembling hands and all that aren’t the best when you’re trying…[Read more]

As a matter of fact ladies and gents, would you mind praying also for our oldest sister Elizabeth and I too for the church song—we’re accompanying Kate with piano and violin, and though the pressure for us isn’t nearly as high as for her I still get extreeeemely nervous on stage. Trembling hands and all that aren’t the best when you’re trying to…[Read more]

As a matter of fact ladies and gents, would you mind praying also for our oldest sister Elizabeth and I too for the church song—we’re accompanying Kate with piano and violin, and though the pressure for us isn’t nearly as high as for her I still get extreeeemely nervous on stage. Shaking hands and all that aren’t the best when you’re trying to…[Read more]