Forest Rescue By Hannah Christensen Dusty is finally beginning to accept that her brother is dead. Then she receives a mysterious phone call, and hope flutters up despite logic. Will her sister help her brave the forest to follow this lead? A Book Blurb story Congo Kitty By Hannah Christensen Your kitty’s eye teeth seem… Read More A Flurry of Stories
This summer I was involved in a kids’ Bible program at the park. We were working on Matthew 7:13-14, “Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction and those who enter by it are many. For the gate is narrow and the way is… Read More The Hippo Means Wide
Alas, I have neglected to keep up the progression of story rules. I will try to at least make the menus reflect the different sets that have been written on this past year. The current one… A character ends up in the wrong story.
This has been a busy month, no surprise. As I watch the days slide by, I wonder if I have tried to take on too many projects this Christmas season. There is always the danger of getting so busy that celebration gets lost, so lost in the celebration that the meaning is lost. While I… Read More Bustle or Blessing
Despite the time that has elapsed since last time I posted stories, there are not a whole lot listed here. Sorry. More stories were written, just not turned in, whether due to being written on paper or not being finished or some other factor. In the meantime, here is what I have… MMMMooooooliciousness by Lexi… Read More Next Round of Stories
At the end of the week, November 5th, the new stories are due. I will try to post them, along with the Inconvenient Power stories I have received, in a more timely manner. In the meantime… The story has no names mentioned and over describes things. Include someone with memory loss. Someone must try to… Read More Story Rules
While Gideon led his three hundred men in pursuit of the Midianites, he stopped by first Succoth and then Penuel to ask for food for the hungry men. Neither place would give him any. They objected that he had yet to conquer the Midianite kings. Sure, he and his men had miraculously routed a host… Read More Predicting Victory
Here are stories from past rules I hadn’t put up yet. Enjoy! I AM THE HERO By ED Nobody As the Chosen One, it is my Destiny to reclaim the sword from the Sky Temple. None dare stand in my way, for I will prevail. I am the Hero. An Enchanted Sword story. Kingdom’s Alignment… Read More More Stories
I’ve recently read a book called The Parrot’s Lament and Other True Tales of Animal Intrigue, Intelligence, and Ingenuity. It is full of intriguing anecdotes of Orangutan escapes, Orca orneriness, and big cats (but no octopus stories, in case you wanted to know). The author, Eugene Linden, is careful to explain how the stories cannot… Read More Just How God Made Us
Here are three stories from the last set of rules, “Gerardo Eats a Lemon”. I have more stories to post from previous rules, but those will have to wait for another day. Lemon Uprising By Lexi Anders All Gerardo wanted was to make some connections in the town he just moved to. It started out… Read More New Rules, New Stories
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