Mole

Writing contest - Once upon a time

If I could vote, I would vote for for An Unexpected Reunion.

I kind of got lost in the first two paragraphs and subsequently read the entry backwards (a trick I learned from a kid at summer camp) — paragraph by paragraph and then re-read it correctly thereafter. It’s interesting both ways. I would say reading it from top to bottom makes more sense. Although, the climax feels more forced and rushed that way.

Hello!

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Book Quotes

"Bless your heart, Molly Maid," she says, throwing her arms around me again. "Don't believe what anyone says. You're not a freak. Or a robot. And I'll never forget this as long as I live. You'll see. I swear, I won't forget."

Nita Prose, The Maid

Art by Wanderingwolf

@wanderingwolf, so well done. Honestly, I love how the light shines on the numbers. Oh gosh, and the tidbit of bounce as they hit the surface.

Upon the Wings of a Butterfly..

You sound like lots of fun!

Introduction

Hey! Welcome to RPG!

Art by Wanderingwolf

@wanderingwolf, the moving art is really pretty.

Post a random fact about yourself.

@Vampiretwilight, I like muenster cheese a lot. When I make the family grilled cheese sandwiches, I use muenster cheese instead of cheddar.

Ban the User Above You

Banned for being a prince.

Book Quotes

Another way to articulate this idea is by distinguishing between an enchanted view of the world and a disenchanted view. The disenchanted view is that reality is "just" a bunch of meaningless objects to which we assign meaning. But the enchanted view is that, because of the connection between the physical and the spiritual, everything in the physical world has some intrinsic meaning, whether or not we're aware of it. Even if you're skeptical about things like karma, curses, or holy water, you probably have some vague sense of a deeper meaning in the natural world. The glory of the stars on a dark night, the mystery you sense at the heart of a forest, the profundity of the sea, the energy and beauty of the human being-these are things that inspire us and beckon us. We have a sense of their deep significance even if we cannot explain why.

Dr. Zachary Porcu, Journey to Reality: Sacramental Life in a Secular Age