Sarah Spradlin

I definitely agree. @daeus 😀

Ighhhh… forgot the tag @writefury

Whoops… missed this! Sorry! 😛

‘The first thing I noticed was the chandelier. Odd, since I didn’t have one in my room. Last time I checked, at least… which was when I fell asleep last night. Of course, it had been dark… but I was pretty sure to have noticed that thing in my room last night, considering it almost touched where the floor…[Read more]

Yeah, I believe you! @kate-flournoy

Tessa Just: ESFP

Not quite @daeus. I’m actually an ENFJ. What made you think of me as an ESFP? How did you guess/figure it out? What did you use?

Haha yes @bluejay, believe it or not I knew that! So fun! 😀

@kate-flournoy If you’re interested, Mark Twain was first a printer but became a river pilot instead. This experience stimulated him to write Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The name Mark Twain, which he first used as a newspaperman, came from his riverboat days. Mark twain means two fathoms, a measure of depth of water. (Twain meaning two and…[Read more]

@writefury
HILARIOUS!!! And so creative… 🙂 !

@writefury
HILARIOUS!!! And so creative… :)!

Haha! I love it @writefury 😛

OW that made me laugh so hard! Every single one of those— yes!!!!!!! They’d totally not be missed! 😛

Oh, that’s great @writefury. Just great. Especially love this line:

And the woman in adventures who’s tough as any guy,
To fill the spot of “strong female” . . . or at least another try.

Spot on. 😀

Sounds good to me, @anna-brie! 😀

Perfect @anna-brie! Sounds like you did great putting Christianity at the core of your story. 🙂

Whoopy! All better! 😀

*two thumbs up* 😉 😛

@writefury

Ugghhhh… that is like the tenth time I’ve almost written your tag as literally atwritefury. 😛

*pokes topic*

I’ve got something new to say on this. So… *shouts into megaphone* WAKE UP EVERYBODY AND PUT YOUR THINKING CAPS ON!!!!

Thank you. Glad to have secured your attention.

It’s a very simple point, actually, and more on the specific discussion of actual character conversions than Christian fiction in general, but I thought it was…[Read more]