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[LittleFalcon]

oh ya, his name is SageHeart

 

[LittleFalcon]

He is an all black Norwegian Forest cat with green eyes and is 17 pounds, he is not quite full grown but almost and is very reclusive and doesn't mess around with others very much. I have not been on the thread in a long time though, mostly because I fell behind overnight and didn't feel like catching up

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Which book? I need to warn the kids away from that one if so. They love Warriors.

I think I once read the book Shattered Peace, but it's not really any certain book.
It's the fact that they worship other animals, and I come from a Christian family so that was a big no-no.
There are plenty of other books that are just as interesting, I've read wings of fire and those are pretty interesting books.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

He is an all black Norwegian Forest cat with green eyes and is 17 pounds, he is not quite full grown but almost and is very reclusive and doesn't mess around with others very much. I have not been on the thread in a long time though, mostly because I fell behind overnight and didn't feel like catching up

Ok!

 

[LittleFalcon]

I read the warrior book comics but thats about it. I want to read the books but do not have them

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

I think I once read the book Shattered Peace, but it's not really any certain book.
It's the fact that they worship other animals, and I come from a Christian family so that was a big no-no.
There are plenty of other books that are just as interesting, I've read wings of fire and those are pretty interesting books.

Thanks! We are Christians too. I just try to make sure the kids understand that it isn't real.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Ok!

I do Legend of Zelda, so I have to try to work out the difference between real and fantasy, even though I tend to get caught up in it sometimes.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Ok, could we maybe try not to fill up my art thread, please.

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Thanks! We are Christians too. I just try to make sure the kids understand that it isn't real.

It is nice to know there are other Christians out there.

 

[Pullet Press]

It is nice to know there are other Christians out there.

Same.