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RE: How I Learned to Appreciate Fake Princesses and Am Trying to Be Less Judgmental
Mother Theresa is very important person here. Though she has died she is spoken of well. I think she was Catholic but nobody here is really catholic. Catholic is very religious. I like your Disney because it looks so much fun. We know it is not real people but that is ok. I will see this one day because of steem.
That's great to know. I hope you have an opportunity to travel more in the future. Let's see if we can make that happen!
The more I know of you, the more impressed I am with your character. And truly honored that you read my playground series. I really appreciate people who are introspective, that strive to improve their character. And the encouragement you gave to the young man in this comment, you probably don't even realize how crucial it was in that moment. (Ironically I just came from a post of his where he was scolded harshly by steemcleaners over tags, it was evident they did not look at his blog or they would have realized his age, and quite frankly I don't think his tags were that off. He was writing a metaphor about the hardfork and did a far better job than I could have at his age in a foreign tongue) Anyway, great story, great moral, may we all strive toward empathy in this age of 'me and mine'!
Always happy to help and give hope. There's a lot we can achieve together. I loved your series and will keep looking for your posts.
Thank you so much:) The novel I'm currently writing for steemit is obviously vastly different from the playground...for now. In fact I chose the premise because it gives me the chance to "grow" these rather course individuals and find far greater depths to them as the story moves forward and evolves :)
Sounds great. Following you now.