Sarah Spradlin

It would depend, I think. Assuming I was faced with such a problem without having bound myself in any way by promises to either party, my first thought would probably be ‘who do I know is ready to die?’ One: myself. Two: hopefully my family member. If both myself and the one person who would stand to die for the many are saved and ready to die, I…[Read more]

Another set of somewhat related dilemmas to keep this topic going a little longer. What are your thoughts on the ‘one verses the many’? If that ‘one’ is yourself then you could give your life or not as you chose. But what if the one is an enemy leader? (I do hold assassination to be a viable option in some cases in war.) Or what if the choice is…[Read more]

What @anna-brie said @sarah-h. 🙂 We don’t like witch either as the Bible warns against them, but we love this book.

Something you should know @abigail-blomberg If you click onto someone’s picture you’ll be able to find their tag which will notify them that you are talking about/with them. Not all of us have our tag as our name. Kate Flournoy and @kate-flournoy is one example. You’ll begin to memorize them the more you use them.

@abigail-blomberg I thought I’d introduce you to this topic. It’s where we make our dream come true by being knighted. And knighting other people too.
(I’m not always bright and I don’t think the title I picked for you is very creative:)
But without further ado I knight thee, Lady Keeper of Swimming.
Do you like anything else? You can let us know…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy, @daeus, @faithdk, @rolena-hatfield, @anna-brie – Does anyone want to write with me?

I got 709 done in the second part of writing. In total: 1303. I’m very happy with that. Thanks for writing with me. It was fun and I felt really focused. @adry_grace

Alright @Adry_Grace I’m back. How many more minutes will you be write from now?

I got 594 words written. And I’ve reached an exciting point in my story!!! How’d you go @adry_grace? I’ve got to stop to pick some apples for stewing, but then I can continue if you want?

Whoopee. @adry_grace. Ready, Set, Write!!!! (and yep, that still counts.)

Whoopee. @adry_grace. Ready Set, Write!!!!

Anyone want to write with me for half an hour? @kate-flournoy, @daeus, @faithdk, @rolena-hatfield, @adry_grace, @anyone??? *listens to crickets chirping*

@Bluejay YES! That is so true.

Oh, goodness, this is difficult!
1. The Fiddlers Gun
2. The Great Gatsby
3. To Kill a Mockingbird

So hard…

1. A Tale of Two Cities
2. The Count of Monte Cristo
3. Frankenstine

I don’t know if anyone has said this one before but:
You know you’re a writer when you wish you’re characters were real so that you could met them because, hey they are so awesome.

@hannah-olsen @vanna @zoe-wingfeather @cahndida-serkhaman @lightningmouse @anna-brie @hannah-krynicki @mas410 @ivy-rose @the-happy-bookaholic @belegteleri @writefury @hannah-c @jenali @hislittlerose @wordfitlyspoken @rolena-hatfield @hope @watersnail @sarah-h
People, we’re voting in the “which book to read topic” you might want to jump on over there. 🙂

I’d choose, well all of my books, as that is all I’d be allowed the participate with.
The Witch of Blackbird Pond
An old fashioned girl
The hobbit.
That’s them in order. Don’t stress if you don’t end up picking one of these straight away. I’m sure they’ll be picked one day and then I can do it.
@daeus