Bah! Enough.
Can I never get away from finding that Reepicheep Kevin Basil and I were either seperated at birth… a couple of years apart; or we are two halves of the same being split by some cosmic catastrophy.
He is the embodiment of all the philosophical hopes and dreams, desire to enlighten those around him and… conduct choirs that resided within the person of Christeven Frittsavis, and I am the embodiment of all the sarchasm, pretentiousness and charisma. Love me, you know you want to. It is useless to resist.
Anyway back to a semblance of normalcy, it appears that once again the aforementioned spice and I are alike once again. If you keep up with this blog, besides my condolences for the death of your life, then you have read my quip entitled My Personality.
Basil and I are both iNFj. That coupled with the fact that I too took the Narnia Quiz, and low and behold I as well am The Voyage of the Dawn Treader kind of seals it don’t you think. One intersting thing though is that I have not read all, actually most of the Chronicles of Narnia; so having not read this book I am intersted in the outcome.
Stroll on over and visit Chris J. Davis
March 1, 2007
Yeah, I have been very lax in reading the Chronicles. I started reading them and then discovered his other works, The Screwtape Letters, This Hideous Strength and all of that lot. the Chronicles fell by the wayside and were forgotten for a time.
I hope to get back to them soon, since I apparently don’t get my Super Christian Merit Badge until I have read all of those books.
Oh well back to watching Appendice 1 of the Fellowship of the Ring Special Edition.
Stroll on over and visit James
March 1, 2007
I’m like him because of the problem with fasting, praying and what not. But no, you weren’t separated at birth, just look at the pictures of the two of you on my blog.
Stroll on over and visit Tim Powell
March 1, 2007
As a member of the Dawn Treader class at Asbury I’m required to say that The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is the best book. :-) All books of the Chronicles of Naria are enjoyable (my favorite is the Silver Chair), but this one stands out. I believe the symbolism in it is more accessible than in many of the others. Plus, it’s a thrilling adventure to the edge of the world with dangerous islands, sea monsters, dragons, mermaids, invisible people, and even… a talking mouse. I love Reep, too. It’s worth your time.
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