Sarah Spradlin

@Anne-of-Lothlorien yes, I’m afraid I have a reputation for turning very respectable people into nutcases… *sigh* I don’t mean to. It just… happens.

@ingridrd @timothy-young @mark-kamibayaI love the How To Train Your Dragon movies so much, though I can’t decide between the first and second. Probably the first for its in-depth characters and music. Thanks John Powell! And the Princess Bride. You can never go wrong there. ;p
But my favorite movie? I have way too many…
Lord of the Rings and…[Read more]

@ingridrd @timothy-young I love the How To Train Your Dragon movies so much, though I can’t decide between the first and second. Probably the first for its in-depth characters and music. Thanks John Powell! And the Princess Bride. You can never go wrong there. ;p
But my favorite movie? I have way too many…
Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit…[Read more]

Just one favorite movie? I like a number of movies. Inkheart is one I really like because of the writer’s humor and the whole idea of meeting characters. I really like Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies too because…Middle Earth.

I like TV shows too. Sherlock is one of my favorites, because of all the hints and foreshadowing and yet you…[Read more]

@timothy-young I know, the music in both of the How to Train Your Dragon movies is so beautiful!

Hmmmmm…I have so many favorites! The Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings movies are pretty awesome. Um…Princess Bride, National Treasure, Courageous, most of the Marvel movies, and lots more. 🙂

@sarah-h
It really is horrible. I wouldn’t recommend it at all. 😛 I honestly don’t know whether it was raw or not, and I’m not sure I want to know. XD
@clairec
Oh, cool! I’ve never been to Texas. You should come to Ohio next time and visit me! 🙂 Well, not if you’re looking for a lot to do. Ohio has a lot of corn fields, and it’s a very…[Read more]

@sarah-h
Ohh, I haven’t read “Much Ado About Nothing” in a while, but I remember really loving it. It’s a comedy, so it’s a bit more light-hearted than some of his other plays (unlike Macbeth and the other tragedies). 🙂 I remember that there are a bunch of pranks and tricks that the characters play on each other. The title really says it…[Read more]

Ahh, @gretald, Me too! 🙂 @rebelutoinary

Ahh, @gretald, Me too! 🙂 @rebelutionary

Ahh, @gretald, Me too! 🙂 @rebulutionary

@sleepwalkingMK, ooooo! Romania. We served as missionaries in Papua New Guinea! 🙂
Welcome to the forum! 🙂
BTW, tag my sister, HeatherC, on Revive. Tell her you met her Very Annoying Sibling! 🙂

@sleepwalkingMK, ooooo! Romania. We served as missionaries in Papua New Guinea! 🙂
Welcome to the forum! 🙂

@bluejay, I’m so sorry, I haven’t read them! 🙁 Would you recommend them?

@sarah-h, Houston, Texas. “Everything’s bigger in Texas!”

@Anna-Brie ha! Yes, I have— I didn’t remember that until just now. 😀

Come to think of it, I guess that wasn’t an observation so much as it was… philosophy. Hm. Is there a difference?

Sorry, got the tag wrong. @rebelutoinary

@bluejay, Sorry, I’ve never read those books (I need to), so I can’t exactly help you…

@r-e-p
I’ve read (well, listened to) Little Women and read Anne of Green Gables (but just the first book), and I loved both of those! And I LOVE SHERLOCK HOLMES!!! What are your favorite novels/short stories? Wow, I was not aware that A. Conan Doyle wrote historical fictions! I’ll have to check those out. 🙂

@rebulutoinary
Some of my favorite books are Lord of the Rings, the Harry Potter series, the Inheritance Cycle, the Percy Jackson series, To Kill A Mockingbird, and The Giver. I’m probably forgetting some…oh and the Wingfeather Saga. 🙂 I’m a big fantasy fan, if you can’t tell. 😉

@sleepwalkingMK
It seems that I need to read Henry V and the other historical Shakespeare plays. 😉 What are all the Shakespeare plays you’ve read? I’ve read Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 🙂