@theswordinthebook: Hiking and fishing where you live sounds great! I hope you get your permit soon. As for me, the age limit for driving in Russia is 18, so I’ve only tried riding on lawnmowers!

@parker: You must have awesome multitasking skills! You must have a busy summer ahead of you =) Fleshing out a whole book takes a very long time. I’ve never tried to write a novel, but I might participate in NanoWriMo (National novel Writing Month) this November.

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@nuetrobolt: Yay, another Odyssey fan! Do you have a favorite episode?

@evelyn, @parker, @nuetrobolt, @theswordinthebook, and @mariposa: What are your summer plans?

@neutrobolt: Yes! Another Odyssey fan! What’s your favorite episode?

@mariposa: Thank you for the welcome! I am kind of in the middle of an extrovert and introvert; I love meeting new people, but I have to recharge after a party 😊

@parker: Your multitasking skills must be insane! Have you thought of any titles yet?

@evelyn Awww, I love the way five year olds think. I wrote my first story when I was about eight; it was about a bunny who was a really fast runner, but she stole carrots from farmers and tricked people at competitions. Her bunny-friend Betsie invites her to church, where the bunny sleeps through the sermon, but is then visited by an angel who…[Read more]

@evelyn and @parker, what was your very first piece of writing?

The most recent movie I saw (and I’m still trying to rewatch with my mom) is the musical “Newsies,” live on stage. I love the music, the acting, the dancing, the choreography! I could go on, but the book I’m currently reading is “Anne’s House of Dreams” by L. M. Montgomery.

Thanks for replying, @evelyn!

*ravenously gobbles the ice cream and pizza* I saw the Van Gogh painting you did on your blog; it turned out super well! What is the most recent movie you’ve seen?

Thanks, @parker! I love Jason too, especially in “A Name, Not a Number,” parts 1 and 2. I really admire the whole Odyssey team for their skill in perfectly melding humor, interesting plots, relatable characters, and a Christian worldview into audio bliss. What genres do you write in and what project are you currently working on (if you can reveal it)?