Jenna Terese

Yeah, Ruth chapter 1 is definitely an eye-opened. She left everything behind to follow Naomi. She let it all go and completely trust God and Naomi. That has to be the hardest thing for me in my life. It is almost impossible for me to let anything go, but it’s getting better. So, it’s really nice to see Ruth do that.

I’ve read Ruth chapter 1… and I had a sneak peak at chapter 2 as well. I love how Ruth is able to sacrifice what she wants for someone else in need. That’s pretty hard in life and you can see it displayed a lot even in small ways. I guess it tells us that we need to be people capable of sacrifice.

Well I’m too sleepy to crazily type about red bubbles anymore.  Good Night!

@jenwriter17  Ahh, hehe So very subtle of you XD

@kaya-young  Haha, thank you!! 😀

@dekreel  No begging needed! when I get done with this atrocious poem I’ll tag you. 😉

@rochellaine  Oh, wow. I am embarrased to say that I haven’t read your Boxes and Foxes poem until now either. I LOVE IT! You are such a great poet!!

@ingridrd  Ah, and your Narwhal poem! I love the rhythm! Nice job!!

@supermonkey42  @jenwriter17  @rochellaine  AAH! I just read the Thing One, Octopus Ball, and Ice Cream poems. THOSE ARE ALL AMAZING! SO amazing… *shakes head in wonder*

Wow. Now I want to write a story-poem…

@slylilhuntress

How is it possible to make a bad guy as likeable as Loki?

Or Kylo Ren from Star Wars X)

@slylilhuntress  HAH! If you don’t like cheesy graphics, then beware the classic series. The only thing worse than the graphics is the music. Particularly in the early 1980s *shudders*

Other than that, I’d highly recommend them! If I were you, I’d start with Tom Baker. He played the Doctor from the mid-1970s to the early ’80s. While not my…[Read more]

@dekreel He said the episode from TOS is called “Dagger of the Mind.”

@kaya-young @jenwriter17 I’m sorry I dropped out for a while, but I’m going to do the same after posting this.  I’ll might be here for a little bit tomorrow, but probably won’t be back until Monday.

So goodbye!  And happy writing to you all!

@dekreel  @rochellaine  I’m back!

@rochellaine  @jenwriter17  @seekjustice  @kaya-young  @anyone-else  I’m here! Theoretically coming back to the KPA

Rochellaine — So your brother likes that episode. 0.o  Well… I’m… sorry, Rochellaine’s-Brother, that I don’t feel the same, exactly.

For the record, in which episodes was Kirk tortured??

@slylilhuntress  *jumps at the mention of Dr Who*

Oooh! Yeah, it’s a lot. But I’m glad you’re starting at the beginning! Otherwise you’d be totally lost

Have you ever considered looking into the classic series, too? They’re my favorites 🙂

@slylilhuntress *hands your a book and chocolate* Hello, Fellow Introvert! Friends can be a wee bit hard to make when you’re an introvert. Seriously, I’ve got about three friends (five if you count two people I talk to maybe three times a year). There’s God, a friend I meet once or twice a week, and a friend who lives halfway across the country.…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 @kaya-young Aaand, I’m finally here!  I know you’re both gone now, but I told Jen I’d try to come back when she tagged me so I thought I’d let you know that I am actually back now.

I was in the middle of making dinner when I got the email that said you tagged me, so I couldn’t come then…

@jenwriter17 What you said about God caring for us:

It’s hard to imagine that God could care for every single person. there’s just so many people. but He does, ’cause He’s God. Which is a comforting thought actually…..

Reminded me of this quote which I read in a book and liked so much I saved it:

@jenwriter17 @dekreel Looking up the meanings of Biblical names is always interesting, because most of them do have real significance to the stories! 🙂  Here is one of my favorite examples of that.

Something I thought when reading the passage that we have heard Ruth’s “I’ll go where you go” speech so often we forget the true significance of…[Read more]

@slylilhuntress  Me, too! The only think I ever draw is manga profiles. I really enjoy it, too X)

Book recommendations. *groans* *pulls out long list*

• Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (historical fiction)
• Josiah’s Fire by Tahni Cullen (non-fiction Christian)
• Princess Academy by Shannon Hale (fantasy, favorite book after Wingfeather Saga)

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@slylilhuntress Read Brandon Sanderson (crazy amazing fantasy author). Also, Cry The Beloved Country (not fantasy, but very deep and heartfelt. The best Christian novel I’ve ever read). Oh, and read Dreamlander too! It’s amazing.