trampoline253

Join Date: 10/27/2008

General details


  • trampoline253

  • Well; where do you think I live? HA I'll leave that for you to figure out.

  • Caroline Taylor

  • was homeschooled, and did ACE, but now I'm at TERTIARY !!! yay

  • Female

  • English

In short

  • I'm 19 years old. I have a twin sister called Sophia, and a brother-in-law called John. My brothers are Robert, 14, and Nathan, 2. I now live at Laidlaw Bible College, in Henderson, Auckland (HA not too hard to figure out ay)

  • My sister recommended this site to me. I can write, but I am not very good because I'm brimming with ideas! I can usually never finish a book. The only ones I've finished are really dumb or kinda cool.

    95% of the kids out there are concerned with being popular and fitting in. If you're part of the 5% who aren't, copy this, put it in your profile.

    If you walk into walls because you have your nose in a book, copy this to your profile.

    If you ever forgotten what you were talking about in a conversation copy and paste this onto your profile. Heck, if you forget what you were going to say on a daily basis, post this here too.

    If you love God, post this on your profile.

    This was written by my twin sister Sophia. (the asterisks indicate italics)

    The Good Shepherd
        The average shepherd in the 19th Century in England and America had a particular way of driving his sheep. He went *behind* his sheep and *drove* themn forward to where he wanted them to go.
        But did you know that the Palestinian shepherds of Jesus' time went *before* their sheep? How, then, did the sheep successfully go where the shepherds went, and how did he stop exploring sheep going off on their own?
        He used his voice. Each shepherd had his own call that the sheep knew by heart. If another man tried to imitate the shepherd's call, the sheep would run away from him, no matter how alike his call sounded to that of the shepherd's.
        This illustrates how Jesus is 'The Good Shepherd'. A shepherd was a constant companion to his sheep. Their pasture had no fences, so the shepherd stayed with his sheep day and night. Thus the shepherd held a great bond with his sheep, and they bonded with him.
        He would lay down his life gladly to save them, even one of them. And, if you substitute the shepherd as Jesus Christ and the sheep as us, it is so amazing that Christ deliberately died so that our souls would actually have a chance of joining Him forever?

My Favorites: Reading and Writing

  • Fiction: Children's, Historical Fiction, Literary, Mystery, Religious/Inspirational, Romance, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Short Story, Teen

    Non-Fiction: Biography, History, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Religion

    Screenplay: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Documentary, Fantasy, General, Love/Romace, Sci-Fi

  • Love Comes Softly series by Janette Oke
    This Mrs Kingi and A Pocketful of Years by Frances Cleary
    Footrot Flats comic books by Murray Ball
    Harry Potter series by JK Rowling
    Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah
  • Textbooks for tertiary:
    Mosaic of Christian Theology by some theologian called Olson for Theology Introduction
    Start with Talent Finish with Strength for Internship
    The Bible for Old Testament Introduction
    ... (doesn't really interest me AT ALL)

    REAL books:
    erm ... erm ... lets just say lots?

    FAVOURITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME
    Heidi (1993 version) tops the list (I have a movie novel I'm writing on it, which I don't think is much good, and I won't publish because of copyright reasons)
    The Little Mermaid (not ashamed to admit it)
    The Secret Garden (1993) Although it's rather depressing
    etc
  • in my room or just anywhere (in form 3 and 4 i walked round and round the library reading and really got on everyones' goat)
  • my projects so far are Alicia, Bimbo Paris, Helping Hands (It says Jesus Will Help Me at the moment), etc. check 'em out.

  • Fiction: Children's, Literary, Religious/Inspirational, Romance, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Short Story

    Non-Fiction: Religion

    Screenplay: General

    Poetry: General

  • Heidi, maybe
  • Janette Oke
    Frances Cowen
    Frances Cleary
    JK Rowling
    Karen Kingsbury
    God
    Joanna Spyri
    Charles Tritten (?)

My PageToFame Badges

This WEbooker is working on earning PageToFame badges.

Community Badges

My Honors

This WEbooker is working on earning Top honors.

My Activity

My Friends (36)