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AFallingStar
Moonlight breaks the chains...
I have a good church, but I don't really belong to any kind of Christian support group.
What is your favorite book genre?
What is your favorite book genre?
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ChrisWin1
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I can only narrow that down to non-fiction which I read all types of from bios to histories to current events like the Iraq War as well as travelogues and books on expeditions up mountains and down rivers and through jungles, etc and some sports stuff and some politics plus books on Christian living and Christian history. I LOVE to read all sorts of good stuff!
If you were going to write a book to help people, what might you write about?
If you were going to write a book to help people, what might you write about?
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iamangelicangel
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Hmmm... That's quite tough because I'm not skilled in any one area. Well at least not enough to fill a book. Hmmm... 
Maybe I could write a book about my uni experience.
What story in the news did you find most interesting as of late?
Maybe I could write a book about my uni experience. What story in the news did you find most interesting as of late?
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*Starlight*
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I'm not sure, I haven't actually seen or read any particularly interesting news lately...
Do you watch or read news often?
Do you watch or read news often?
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SabrinaFair
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I'm a bibliophile.
Do you have any fond memories of your childhood? Care to share one?
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Do you have any fond memories of your childhood? Care to share one?
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iamangelicangel
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I do have some fond memories of my childhood, but not all of them are. Bill Watterson once said "People who get nostalgic about childhood were obviously never children."
What is your favourite quote or poem?
What is your favourite quote or poem?
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ChrisWin1
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I don't really have one but I'm quite fond of this by Henry David Thoreau...
"Simplify, simplify."
Our lives, in general, get too complicated in ways that people probably don't consider complicated... and if we stripped away all that stuff that we don't truly need, we'd be able to draw closer to God. Sadly, I think too many people are so addicted to all that "stuff" that it's an impossible request to fill.
Is there a particular movie that you've watched like over & over and if there is, how come you've watched it so often?
"Simplify, simplify."
Our lives, in general, get too complicated in ways that people probably don't consider complicated... and if we stripped away all that stuff that we don't truly need, we'd be able to draw closer to God. Sadly, I think too many people are so addicted to all that "stuff" that it's an impossible request to fill.
Is there a particular movie that you've watched like over & over and if there is, how come you've watched it so often?
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Well, not that one.
I was always fond of "To avoid criticism, do nothing, say nothing, be nothing" Who was that by again? something something Hubbard. (sorry answering from memory)Do you ever bump threads that seem to be dying?
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