In the land of L’Azure there is a lot going on. Do you ever wonder what it would be like to live in another time? That is what Sophie, John, Jennie, Richard, Kimo, Susan, and Mike wondered. Then they went through time and adjusted to no electricity, no running water, and no motor vehicles. PeopleContinue reading “Sophia and the Dragon News”
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The Dragons of Ariian
Good night to all Patriots and Jackie Lee fans, Gunther the dragon too. I realized that I have many dragon celebrities; Gunther, Sophie’s first dragon that Kanani the German Shepherds found and befriended. Then Keeva the red dragon, the last living dragon in the world. The dragon family has grown, young dragons are growing upContinue reading “The Dragons of Ariian”
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Michele’s Saturday Blog 4/10/21
I am trying to find solace in my life with our current situation in America. So, so I am reading, “Abandonment to Divine Providence” written by Jean-Pierre De Caussade. A quick quote: What does Father Jean-Pierre de Caussade mean by the phrase, “abandonment to Divine Providence?” He means a total surrender or release of oneselfContinue reading “Michele’s Saturday Blog 4/10/21”
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Michele’s Daily Blog/March 31st, 2021
I’m so excited! I just wrote another 2 hours and made progress in my new dragon story. A lot is happening in this episode. I hardly can keep up with the characters running around doing their own things. My dragon books have a lot of old world names and it gets confusing with the spellingContinue reading “Michele’s Daily Blog/March 31st, 2021”
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The Dragon’s of Ariian
Before Sophie could do anything, Aclamet saw the dogs and what they were doing! Sophie tried to block his view and grab the iPad, but Aclamet grabbed it first, “What is this?” He asked in wonder. “It’s a device from the future, I’m from the future and so is Leila.” Sophie’s heart was sinking. WillContinue reading “The Dragon’s of Ariian”
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Michele’s Daily Blog 3/26/21
Catherine of Aragon was a strong woman, watching the Spanish Princess, I have come to admire her. The reason she lost so many children was a defect in King Henry, not her, but she was blamed. What a tragic story, and if they had known the reason why she lost so many children at birth,Continue reading “Michele’s Daily Blog 3/26/21”
