Faith Kindred

Oh ha what no really? 😛 Yes, that was a given @Daeus. I might just do that. *deliberately avoids looking at messy calendar* I found two of my favoritest books ever on recommendation from you, so… 😉

There there @Bluejay. *pats your hand* We’re all entitled to our own opinions. I don’t think less of you for liking Peter, though I couldn’t find a single thing to like about him except a few minutes there at the end. My sympathies were entirely with Caspian, though he made mistakes too. But it’s okay dearie. We can agree to disagree. 😉

Oh, yes. And you should read. Just a slight recommendation.

@kate-flournoy That’s because it deserves it.

Alan Paton wrote it. All I know is that he was a South African pastor.

Wow @Daeus, that’s a high recommendation. Who wrote it?

Cry, The Beloved Country.

This book ties with Ben Hur for me, taking third place as my favorite books ever. This book masters theme better than any book I’ve ever read and it is a Christian novel. It’s also the most famous novel from South Africa ever. This is not a novel with high emotion, but you might very well search all your life and never…[Read more]

I like the story concept. It sounds like it could turn into something really good, but the opening paragraph as it is doesn’t excite me that much.

The opening paragraph doesn’t turn me off, but it doesn’t suck me in either. I was intrigued by the description “mischevious and slightly sulky door”, but overall, the paragraph was too wordy, and I…[Read more]

@jess So sorry to hear that girl! I’ll be praying!!! You are so right: God is in control. 🙂

@daeus Glad to hear that about you and your mom!

@anne-of-lothlorien Okay, that part is not my favourite. He made a bad decision but it was Caspian’s fault. Yeah, Edmund is much better in PC. At least he changed.

Okay…okay…okay…okay…I had to log in because…

Um, Peter was the jerk?

@kate-flournoy HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT?????? *weeps bitterly.* Okay, so Peter wasn’t perfect, but he had to put up with Edmund. Edmund was the reason that Peter was like that. *weeps even harder* His own brother betrayed him, caused problems with Lucy, lied, didn’t…[Read more]

Okay…okay…okay…okay…I had to log in because…

Um, Peter was the jerk?

@kate-flournoy HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT?????? *weeps bitterly.* Okay, so Peter wasn’t perfect, but he had to put up with Edmund. Edmund was the reason that Peter was like that. *weeps even harder* He is own brother betrayed him, cause problems with Lucy, lied, didn’t…[Read more]

Hey y’all,

I mentioned a while ago that I had emotionally hurt my mom with some content in my story she perceived as graphic (even though most of you on here probably wouldn’t call it very graphic). After writing two articles to express my views on the subject which she still had some disagreement on, I finally got the opportunity to really talk…[Read more]

@bluejay Ahh; this is fantastic. One of my favorite books. Probably don’t have time to join you all in this, but in the context of what makes the book so Austen-esque, I think that that character complexity, moral depth, understated wit, and clever social satire all play into what made Austen such a great author, and what makes Pride and Prejudice…[Read more]

@Anne-of-Lothlorien I…umm, I wasn’t expecting this when I saw I’d been tagged. Thanks. I think. 😉

@Anne-of-Lothlorien Hhahahahahahahahahaha!

@kate-flournoy Thanks

@Anne-of-Lothlorien Hhahahahahahahahahah!

@kate-flournoy Thanks

Ha! @Anne-of-Lothlorien I love it!

@Daeus did I mention I really, really, really love that poem… 😀

Let me try that again. Here

@anne-of-lothlorien Well, bluejay’s poems had a visual pattern, which is bonus points for her, but a real visual poem is a bit more. It’s a poem shaped in a picture or pattern that has symbolic meaning to the poem itself. For instance, you could have a poem about yourself shaped like a human figure. You could have a poem about Jesus shaped like a…[Read more]