Gracie

@duaghteroftheking I’m glad I inspired you!
@christi-eaton SKILLZ GIRL! Wow, that is amaaaazzing! I would buy a print of that.

@Emma-Flournoy ‘kay. 🙂

@Daeus I’ll also review it when it comes out.

@daeus Got it. (Hear that @kate-flournoy? Lemme know when the book’s launched.)

@xonos-darkgrate I really, really like the excerpt you posted. The voice is very strong. The one criticism I have is that the summary of his early life never really clearly transitioned into the present. He was looking back, and I never quite caught where he stopped and began living the current story.
And I’m already curious about Brandon. 😉

@xonos-darkgrate Oh sorry, yup, that’s basically what I meant. Are you male or female. 😛 So you’re the first INTJ/Architect (dominantly at least) guy on this forum as far as I know. That’s real cool.

Aha, gotcha.

@daeus Welp, I’d like to read it again eventually (probably sometime after it’s published and we have it…physical books are so much better. No computer screen headaches.), but I think I can go off of the last version I read for the review if that’s fine with you.
In which case, when and where do I do the review?

Thank! @epicaddie2
Sorry to hear it 🙁 @kballen
@christi-eaton How’s everything? Did you do today’s prompt yet?

Inktober Day 4: Underwater Aplysina Fiatularis. A sea sponge that is much like hydra: split a piece of sponge both pieces will continue to grow. . . . #underthesea #inktober #inktoberday4 #underwater #ink #quill #artisttradingcards #ocean #reef #seasponge #art #drawing #blackandwhite #justasmidgeofgoldink #tomakeitsparkly #inkandwater #brush

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Day four: Underwater
Aplysina Fiatularis. A sea sponge that is much like hydra: split a piece of sponge both pieces will continue to grow. .
@catwing @epicaddie2 @daughteroftheking

@jess (are you doing inktober and if you are, will you share your art with us?)

@joy-schmidt Hey! Another thing I just thought of today… you know how you like to be satisfied, and how finishing the planning does that for you. Well, my ultimate satisfaction from writing is word count. I’ve been keeping a journal of how many words I’ve written for each of my writing sessions, and keeping track of how many words a day I write…[Read more]

@the-real-kapeefer
“The Message is not a translation, nor can it strictly be said to be a paraphrase of the original languages of the Bible.” gotquestions.org

Before I go on a rant of my opinions of the Message bible… @rolena-hatfield Does it go against the forum rules to talk about this? Rule one, to be exact? I just want to make sure…

@jess-penrose Agreed. KJV is accurate, and although no extremely literal to the Greek, it is still as we say, accurate. I use ESV and KJV and NKJV, and although they aren’t the same, they are all correct in biblical doctrine.
@the-real-kapeefer

Oh, and also, a few differences in the wording of a section of the bible does not change the story.

@the-real-kapeefer

@the-real-kapeefer Nooo… You do know that the KJV is one of the most accurate and to-the-text-bible translations we have, right?

What’s the point of the game? @xonos-darkgrate

What even is Aetherlight, anyway? @aislinn-mollisong @xonos-darkgrate

Fair enough. In my own defense, I do read the Bible, I’ve just chosen to guard my own heart against the “evil” in the Harry Potter books and enjoy it as a story instead. That’s how it was meant to be taken, after all.

@xonos-darkgrate