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Other Wonderful Places

    Sorry about being so inconsistant with my posts, I'm still trying to get the hang of this whole "Blogging" thing.  Hope y'all keep reading cause one of these days I'll be posting once a week, so as to make it easier on myself and readers.
    Anyway, I've forgone the fact that I do have much better writing ability than just this.  I write on another blog with 4 other girls.  It's called "The Incantevole Tales" maybe you've heard of it.  If you have let me know in the comments below.  If you haven't read it and wish to you can see the link in the "my favorite blogs" section.  That blog is a story of a far away place, where Elves, Dwarves, Mermaids, Fairies, Evil kings, Sorceresses, and so much more collide.  But I'll let you read it for yourselves.
    All of the girls have their own blogs and you can find them also in my favorite blogs.  These girls are so awesome it's a crime not to follow them.  All of them very talented in their own way.
    I am so very blessed to know them all, and get to hang out with them.  Each day we talk it builds our friendship stronger.  I'm not saying we don't fight or get aggravated with one another, cause let me tell you we've had our fair share of arguments, but it helps us to learn to encourage, respect, and build each other up.
    You only find friends like that once in a lifetime, and if and when you find them don't ever let them go.  Friendship is probably one of my favorite things to talk about.  It's something that will stay with you forever.

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