Saturday, August 22, 2009

Everything-That-Comes-To-Mind Post

Got this idea from Mother Auma. Thanks, Mommy!

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Mariel and Cornflower are painting their room. They are thrilled. Mother Auma is helping.
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Mariel and I were trying to sound out the do-re-mi's to Pippin's song "All shall fade" and a friend of mine sent me a link to the song online. Now I have both the do-re-mi's and the lyrics. Yay!
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My story is undergoing inordinate yet necessary revision.
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I'm reading the Mitford books, along with Mother Auma and my Grammy. My favorite characters are Cynthia Coppersmith Kavanagh and Hope... what's her name? Hope Winchester?... from the Happy Endings Bookstore.
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This summer I've been in theater, as Charlotte of Charlotte's Web, the schoolteacher from The Pied Piper, and Despina (Ariel) from The Little Mermaid, and I finally have all my scripts memorized!!!
Now Mother Auma wants me to memorize Romans 8.
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It's a lot of fun to take a really simple outfit and add things like fancy earrings or a scarf to make it totally different. I bought some really pretty earrings but every time I'm about to wear them, I think, "These earring are just way too fancy for today. I'll wear them to church or something."
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Thumper Pasque Hyzenthlay Thethuthinnang, otherwise known as Thumper or the Thumpress, has found a lovely game to play with me when it's too hot for her to go outside. I open her cage door, then I lie down in the middle of the room with a book and pretend I don't know she's there. She will bounce out of the cage, thump, race to me, take a flying leap over me and then zip under the bed, emerging at frequent intervals to growl at her enemy the Evil Smiley-Faced Pillow or to jump over me again.
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That's everything that came to mind!

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Name Change Notification

I have not read the Redwall books in goodness knows how long. And I would not classify them as extraordinarily good literature. And I have officially moved off that reading level (whatever the word "officially" means in that sentence). And I'm bored of the name Triss.

I would like to introduce myself to the members of the blogosphere as Aravis, who is my favorite Narnia character. The Chronicles are more-than-extraordinarily-good literature, in my opinion.