Kate Flournoy

@alia Well, @ariel-ashira and I are both prodding you 😀

@rochellaine

That’s pretty cool. I’ve thought about going to work in a ministry like that, as its something I feel passionately about.

Whoa. Getting married at seventeen is pretty serious. And yes, that went off topic fast 🙂 I think my friend got married when she was nineteen and I thought that was pretty young.

@ariel-ashira, I actually want to do just that. But I’m a fairly private person so it is hard for me to write down stuff unless prodded

@rochellaine, I think it is an opportunity, but as of right now, it seems as though most Ms are interested in S Korea and N Korea. Because is it so hard to live in N a lot of Ms set up base in China, but the goal is N. that’s originally how my family was until God shut that door.

I can’t say whether China has more Ms than other countries outside…[Read more]

@rochellaine

If I was in the right social sphere people probably wouldn’t even blink. Sapphire is not based on my personal experience but I’ve known plenty of girls like her.

@rochellaine

Poor Maryland, I feel sorry for it now 😀

It’s a good thing for everyone involved in KP that I am not an evil stalker coming to murder you all, because once I know where everything is I can narrow things down pretty quickly 😛

@ariel-ashira, if you want to know more about something feel free to ask me

@ariel-ashira, well, it depends on whether you are talking about the government or the people. The Chinese government operates using Communism. The only way for that to work is to keep the people poor, over-worked, and hungry. There are really only two classes of people. Party and middle class. Party members have more privileges. they can “vote”.…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

That’s exactly right! It’s a good excuse to get out a social situation you never wanted to be in though. “Excuse me, I must go. My child is calling.”

@jenwriter17

I think I’m free now 😀 But still, my novel is calling me and Michael Cerularius is not.

@jenwriter17

Well, I’m critiquing the excommunication of Michael Cerularius in the Santa Sophia church, trying to finish off my novel and also listening to Irish music, all the while getting distracted by Pinterest. Such is life.

@rochellaine

I’m not sure if you ever have said explicitly. But my brain decided you lived in Virginia. Based on what you said the other day though, about Washington DC, you probably either live in Virginia (or West Virginia), Maryland or Delaware.

So you live in the South but aren’t really…Southern?

@ariel-ashira, not so much anymore. But when we were missionaries we had churches all over America that supported us, so we tried to visit them every time we came to the states for furlough.

@rochellaine, poem? I love other people’s poems. may we read it?

@ariel-ashira, I have some cousins who live in Alaska, but we’ve never visited them. I think Alaska is the only state that I have not been to.

@ariel-ashira, you’ve been dog sledding??? lucky. I want to do that. Is it fun? the only reason I have been to the Great Wall is because my family used to live 2 hours from Beijing.

@seekjustice, you still around? I’m back

@jenwriter17

I’ve learnt more about the Great Schism of 1054 than I ever thought I wanted to 😛

I don’t know, once I start a novel I just ovsessively keep going until I’m at the end.

@jenwriter17

Oh cool! I love going to the zoo 🙂 I’m not writing currently but I’m critiquing my dad’s bible college paper.

@rochellaine

Okay, I’ll be sure to tell her that too!

Well, I’ve heard the saying before, but only in American movies. But…wait…aren’t you from the south too? *frowns again at map*

@ariel-ashira

Dog-sledding in Alaska sounds really cool!

Um.  We call them “Police men with dogs”. Okay no, it’s called the Dog Unit, or the Dog Squad, I just looked it up.

@rochellaine

Bye! (I’ll pass that advice on)

The Scarlet Pimpernel is a fun book! Nowhere near as deep as A Tale of Two Cities or anything, but it’s a light read and that’s sometimes the best thing.

@catwing I don’t know, but we don’t say that! Does it kind of mean, “that’s just the way things are”?