The Town of Odyssey

you know, the weirdest thing about the third book is that is has a plot!

I've played the airport game tons of times and don't remember the luggage game. Oh well. The most annoying part of that game was the lady who kept rubbing her legs when she threw the baggage in the plane. anyway....

My siblings liked it better than I did. I liked Colin Firth and the kids, but the house was much too blue (and green, I suppose) and the cook was just scary. I particulary didn't like the scene when Mrs. Quickly came to tea. Also didn't like the children throwing cake at the end. I guess it was cute.

Elf of Rivendell wrote:Just finished Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Great story. ^_^

That's an awesome book!

Let's see. I'd look for my friend May who's an atheist right now, but I'm always praying for her. Also for my grandparents, and St. Crispin. Let's see. who else... Of course Mary (you didn't mention her), oh yes, and Pope John Paul II, and a whole lot of other people, and Fr. Francis.

I went to Salt Lake City, and saw the Mormon Temple and the Mormon Tabernacle and the LDS building. It is really weird. My dad told me that they believe marriage continues in heaven, however, the wierdest thing was that they baptize their dead ancestors, beleieving, that "they would have wanted...

there seem to be a dozen Marys that followed Jesus around (who was it? Mary the wife of Clophas and Mary of Magdala and Mary the mother of who was it? and the "other Mary" not to mention, Mary Jesus's mother. ) However, I think it is accepted by many (though not taught) that Mary Magdelene...

"Etiolate"? "Lexiphanicism"? Let's speak English , people. And what's with these long posts? I don't know about you, but for me, if it's longer than a paragraph or two, forget it. You're lucky if I skim through the rest. Where I come from, we have a word for this affected langua...

Stop complaining! I did put Cor and the beavers and the white witch, and a lot of others, but had to get rid of them because I was only allowed a certain number of poll options.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thinks The Horse and His Boy is one of the best books in the series.

I'm reading Emma by Jane Austen (finally - I got it for Christmas from my sister) and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain

Sorry. I don't know how to make avatars and signatures

I don't get this

I did a search and I didn't find a topic like this, so her it is. I can't decide myself. I'm not including Aslan because that's not fair oops there wasn't enough room for all the poll options so I'm only using the good people who are well known ugg. still to many! who else can I get rid of.... I had...

J'etudie francais, mais je ne le parle pas tres bien. (how do I add the cedille and the accent?)

Was that right?

I was wondering, it it possible to have something like a book discussion forum? I mean some place where you can have debates about uso and so of such book or help people out if they don't understand something about a certain book - you get the idea. At first I was thinking I'd like a Narnia based o...

I liked "Putt-Putt goes to the moon" especially the part where if he drinks too much he turns a different color. I liked Fatty Bear but there was only one game. I liked decorationg the birthday cake!

We got the movie for Easter and watched every day four days in a row. Who else watched with the commentary? Georgie was so hilarious "I LIKE YELLING LINES!" We also watched part of it in French with Spanish subtitles, since I'm taking French and my sister is taking Spanish.

Of course I'm not going to see it! That would just be like paying people to attack my church!

I'm scared. I'm rather new, but haven't been on since the last election. You see, I gave up the ToO for Lent, and I haven't been on for quite a while. I hadn't realised quite how long.

not that any of you care, but I'm giving up the ToO for Lent, so I'll be gone for a while.