Emma Flournoy

@rochellaine, both of ours were international. One from Ethiopia 6 years ago, and the other from China 2 years ago.

We almost got a brother, but that adoption fell through after an almost 3 year process. It actually fell through on the same day we found out about our Ethiopian sister. So bitter sweet day.

I adore kids. I can’t get enough of…[Read more]

@rochellaine, speech stuff. I have to write a 5 paragraph essay on my topic. which is the Vietnam War

what are you working on?

@rochellaine, I will definitely be praying. having gone through a failed adoption myself I know how y’all are feeling. I hope it doesn’t fall through.

what state do you live in? it doesn’t make sense that there are restrictions on how many kids you can adopt.

@rochellaine, you still here?

@daughteroftheking Haha! You’re welcome 😀 Ice cream?? Yes, please!

@rochellaine, 8 kids adopted??? Lucky. I have two adopted younger sisters and 3 biological older ones. we’re trying to convince our parents that we need a brother. Were they domestic or international adoptions?

@filewriterbase13x, so Meyers Brigg, or MBTI, is a personality test, of sorts. Basically its that there are 16 main personalities. And…[Read more]

@daeus Yeah, I’ve heard of that film festival! A couple of recent alumni from the college I go to had their short films screened at the CWVFF. The films were Who Is Jade, Grounded, Character Study, and Created and Redeemed.

@Daeus COOL. Several of those sound really neat. Thanks for the reviews. 😀

Hi friends,

I just came back from The Christian Worldview Film Festival, if any of you have heard of that. Basically, all I did was watch Christian films for three days, so I thought I’d share my opinions on what I watched.

Feature films:
Altar Egos. This film has a tacked on theme and is not very moving, but it is super hilarious!
Like Arrows.…[Read more]

@supermonkey42 Good list. I’m going to have to keep that saved somewhere 😀

@seekjustice Oh my goodness! That sounds amazing! I love that statement, “God outlasts infinity.” And a dystopian retelling of Les Mis?! I haven’t read it in a long time, but this sounds So. Cool!

@princessfoo Ah, cool. And longer titles often tell you some of the plot, or something about a character better than a shorter one, which tends to be more abstract.  I like the title The Key to Everywhere and I don’t think it reminds one too much of The Girl from Everywhere, though I haven’t read it. To me, The Key to Everywhere doesn’t sound ve…[Read more]

@rochellaine

@seekjustice That is a beautiful title! I love how simple and deep it is, and the bit of mystery intrigues me 😀 What’s your book about?

Oo, those titles sound interesting! I’m reading a series right now like that; the titles are Deadline, Dominion, and Deception, and each title is a huge theme in its book.

Yes, I agree. Character…[Read more]

@daughteroftheking Yayyy! I’m late, but… *throws glitter everywhere* *dances around waving pom poms*

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  Okay, I gotta scat. Good night! (Or afternoon)

@rochellaine  Wha?! He must be really scared then, because I

*gingerly shook Bobert’s hand*

I am being as gentle as a lamb!

*realizes she’s yelling, so she might be scaring Bobert* *sighs frustratedly*

@seekjustice  Robbit the Hobbit. X’D Actually it sounds like a frog.

“Ribbit, ribbited Robbit.”

Frog…… *lightbulb…*

@rochellaine  *smirks* *gingerly shakes Bobert’s hand*

@rochellaine  *starts brainstorming ways to stick “Bobert” in KPA…*

I… don’t know if that’s a word! o o

@rochellaine  Love the dialogue 😀

Bobert X’D