Sarah Spradlin

@sarah-h Duolingo is an awesome resource for language learning! I’m also learning Spanish currently, so if you want a non-judgemental practice buddy, I’d be more than happy to lend a hand! 😉 I need help myself since I’ll probably be interning somewhere in Latin/South America this coming summer. 🙂

@bluejay That profile pic is legit one of my…[Read more]

@sarah-h Duolingo is an awesome resource for language learning! I’m also learning Spanish currently, so if you want a non-judgemental practice buddy, I’d be more than happy to lend a hand! 😉 I need help myself since I’ll probably be interning somewhere in Latin/South America this coming summer. 🙂

@bluejay That profile pic is legit one of my…[Read more]

@sarah-h Duolingo is an awesome resource for language learning! I’m also learning Spanish currently, so if you want a non-judgemental practice buddy, I’d be more than happy to lend a hand! 😉 I need help myself since I’ll probably be interning somewhere in Latin/South America this coming summer. 🙂

LOL! I wasn’t offended at all! XD XD XD I was just letting ya know I was jumping in on that prayer request. 😉 No sweat at all! I just wanted to jump the gun and pray. 8D Sorry for the confusion. *chills in corner of social awkwardness creators*

@clairec *wasn’t tagged* *but imma pray anyways* You’ve got it, girl! Love this idea. 😉

Does the Hero’s Journey count as one (e.g. Star Wars)? That’d probably be my favorite if I had to pick one. That being said (as is probably evident from the fact that I write free-verse poetry), I’m a lot like @hope in that I just kinda go with whatever is happening in the story. If it follows a structure, great. If not, it’s not a huge concern as…[Read more]

@bluejay Of course it is! XD 😀

@overcomer I am a huge fan of this! Definitely something that I imagine being read at a coffee house type of event. I think it was pretty solid there until the very end, and then I think you lost some momentum with a few unwieldy stanzas. The last stanza was good though. 🙂 I love the motif of “waiting to be written, waiting to be read” that you…[Read more]

@bluejay The struggle is so real. Like, I’ll be walking around at school mad for no reason, and then it occurs to me that I haven’t written anything in a few weeks. xD And then I’m like “TO THE LIBRARY computer so I can words for a little while, ‘kay everyone?”

LOVE THIS IDEA! *high five* @Dragon-Snapper Also love all these awesome responses! Y’all are some pretty motivated people. 🙂

Reasons I Write:
1) It’s how I process things. (This applies to poetry especially.)
2) I can learn (a surprisingly large amount) from what I write.
3) Writing is a teaching tool. But a really cool, not boring one, so…[Read more]

Woohoo! Awesome job stepping in, Tessa! 🙂

My votes:

1) Through the Looking Glass
2) The Hobbit (Or LotR in general, am I right, y’all?)
3) The Butterfly Lion (That one just sounds cool.)

@bluejay YASSSSSSSSSS! ALWAYS SUBMIT!

As far as ideas go, you could totally do a series of poems on the miracles of Jesus. That would be really awesome. 🙂

@bluejay DUDETTE! THIS IS AWESOME! SUBMIT IT!!! 😀

@bluejay Absolutely! Good luck with it (and enjoy), friend! 🙂

Hi, Gabrielle! I have not, but I know that a couple of the other staff members (Haley Long and Reagan Ramm, I think), and they both really enjoyed it. I would track them down and ask though!

Definitely dropped the ball on this. Sorry I was absent for this book (which I still need to read now). I’ll try and jump in on the next book! 🙂