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Good thoughts, everyone. 🙂

Oh @writefury those last two—! Oh man, you need to write those. That would be beyond hilarious.

I read it and it was really good.

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It was great to take that webinar. It is just as good to be done and come here.

When it comes to arguments like these, I tend to prefer the point by point approach. I’ll try to use that here. C.S.Lewis justifies the Calormen soldier in this way:

1. He who seeks good seeks the God who is good.
2. He who seeks the God who is good…[Read more]

Yes, @Belegteleri, totally agree! 🙂 Saying that a man can sincerely serve a false god (nothing more than a delusion of his own erring human brain) and through it serve the one true God in Whom he does not believe is the height of arrogant ignorance.

I’ll hold you to that. 😉

I’m just about to take a webinar, so I can’t stick around long, but my quick answer is NNNNNOOOOOOO!!!! C.S.Lewis scares me honestly. He’s got some great stuff and then he’s got some stuff that makes me go, “Huh? Wait, but – you – what? Where did you get that idea? Wha-wa-wa…???”

I shall return.

I do— it’s just I’ve been a tad busy! 😉 😛
Here goes.

‘… so she stuffed it in the trashcan and went to have a bite to eat at Chick-fil-a, because that’s how life works.’

My apologies, I think I’m feeling a little bit cynical today. 😛

Write a short scene that includes this snippet of dialogue:

“You’re crazy.”
“No— just…[Read more]

Thank you @Jadamae. 🙂

A… what? 😛

A world where everything is perfect. *Sigh* That would be nice.

Rather boring, think you not? 😛

@bluejay

@sarah-h They’re premade programs that you just download and start using. Think of it like an extra arm for a robot you already have – only instead of having to wire and screw the arm onto the preexisting robot, you can just clip it on and it starts working. WordPress plugins are similar to that. For instance, my contact form is a plugin. I simply…[Read more]

There you go @bluejay, that’s what I’m talking about.

Oh perfect, @bluejay, perfect! 😛
@Daeus— great. 🙂 😉 🙂 😉 🙂 😉 🙂 😉 😛 😉
And thank you, @writefury, @hope, and @bluejay. All of those are very good suggestions. And I do that too, @hope— the contradictions thing. 🙂 I didn’t use to do it as much, but now I do, and it’s crazy fun.

I take a quiet delight in setting the example. (I want an upside down emoji right about now: one with the tongue sticking out.)

Oh hey @Rolena-Hatfield, we were posting at the same time! And oh yes, definitely interview your characters, I can’t tell you enough how helpful and ridiculously fun it is. 😀

w/o any good knowledge on this, I will proceed to ramble – not because I have stuff to say, but because I am wondering what I’ll say. I’m not sure. Maybe I’ll learn something from myself and then I’ll know it betterer.

I cannot tell you how many times I have done that. 😛

That test thing idea is a very good one— I may have to try that. Hm.…[Read more]

I am officially dominating this section with a bunch of posts that should have all been one. Here is the tag thingy *dramatic pause* spelled correctly. @kate-flournoy