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  • Since you have invoked God to bless me, I will allow my departed Janalee to answer you through me, with her customary response: "He has, He does, and he will."

    I already told you that I wanted to have likeable main characters. Let me add (in case you never saw my past entries to the same effect) that I have long been irritated by the idea that genuine love is actually based on the first observation that a person of the opposite sex looks good on the OUTSIDE. So, although making Sophia beautiful, I did NOT allow Duncan to take the mere sight of her as "proof" that they were "meant for each other." And for Sophia's part, you may already by now have seen her speech to Doctor and Mrs. Jerroll about why she loves Duncan. She loves him for his GOODNESS!!!!!!
    Thank you, sweet lady, for the additional kind words, about funny sentences from "Sophia Renee." I did indeed try to include in the story humorous moments that could flow naturally from the imagined events.
    I think that's what we're gonna do on Friday and Sunday, hehe ;)
    On Saturday we're gonna go on Qlimax, which is a big party hosting ten DJ's who're all playing for one hour each. It'll start at 9pm and finish at 7am. I reckon myself being quite tired after those ten hours,hehe
    that is neat about the hotel. i didn't realize you lived in the netherlands. that is cool.

    yes, it is very exhausting. yes, virginia and kansas are both other states. virginia is like 12 hours away, and kansas is like 10. it is fun though, and makes us money. it can get anoying though, cause we can't even go out to eat without someone stopping us for our siggy!! i even had someone today at the library stop me. It is fun, but we have noooo privacy. we have to be very careful of our witnes cause people are always watching us. it kind of stinks. we can't do anything wrong or it lands on the front page of the local paper!!!lol :)
    i fiddle. me and my sister travel around the nation and perform. it is harder now that school has started though, because we have to either take off , bring it with , or make up. it is hard to travel far because it gives us not even a twenty-four hour turnaround. we travel the evening before a gig . play the next day, and leave right after to make it home. it is hard but fun.
    yes, spanish keeps me very busy. i have never heard of a hotel closing down after a season. is it like a resort hotel then?
    well, i stil have to do school.:( i am homeschooled, but i take a spanish class at a local high school, so i am only off for one class. i am working too. October is a CRAZY month for my work. we had to go to virginia this month and we are going to kansas next month. it is fun though. i didn't know you worked at a hotel. that is cool. is it fun?
    *opens door of wardrobe*
    oh, please, now we have the whole place full of nasty orcses! *starts slaying orcs with stapler that gg swallowed*
    *calls to mrs ggt and mjf* fly you fools!!
    great.*huggles back* it is a little chilly over here, but not bad. we are on fall break today and tomarrow so i am happy. wut have u been up to?
    D
    I thought I'd leave you a hug.:)
    :):D~♥~(((HUG))~♥~:D:)
    oooh... so that's where you are *opens wardrobe*
    but you're not there!
    *sees mjf and mrs ggt skip off into narnia hand in hand*
    alone again in this rotten place... *sighs*
    heyyy, he forgot his socks :D
    ugh... you must love him A LOT to stand that smell... *wrinkles nose*
    i'm confused - has gg eaten you, too, or are you just talking theoretically? because i can't spot you in all the mess down here...
    now i'm relieved... living with mjf in a stuffy stomach might not have been so much fun (i know, you disagree...)
    oh look, someone lost their socks... and they're brandnew, too! *takes socks*
    Well not that long, hehe. Apparently we'll drive to Gardermoen at 14:30 on Friday 22th November and we'll come back on monday. I've heard Amsterdam is awesome. Is it as awesome as everyone sayes? :p
    Yes, I do love my characters. My heroine, though containing aspects of my second wife, is not PRIMARILY based on her. Both my deceased wives have been honored under their own names in my nonfiction writing. Sophia is at least 60 percent based on a young woman in my past whom I never got to marry, though I would have if things had worked out. As a matter of fact, she knows who she is, but there's no need to tell anyone here about her. Everyone experiences things that just don't work out.

    I used to go to stage plays with Mary, my first wife. We found that almost everything written for modern theater (not counting trivial comedies) is full of so much cynicism and bitterness, that most plays seem to end with EVERY character savagely hating every OTHER character. I've had enough of that for a lifetime; accordingly, in "The Tale of Sophia Renee," I resolved that there would be plenty of characters whom the reader could actually LIKE.
    I'm liking you better all the time, GG-Took! I consider it a high compliment that you called my descriptive writing "classical." I have long enjoyed reading elegant narrative poetry, as opposed to

    writings that are

    called

    poetry, but really are only

    prose

    broken up randomly.

    And last night, I prayed earnestly that "Fernando" would come under the Holy Spirit's conviction of sin, and be turned into a new, sanctified man in Jesus Christ. It can happen. As a matter of fact, there are a couple of scoundrels in my own poem who are led to salvation.
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