A Year In Narnia – no. 1
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Oh I love Narnia, I’ve read all the books about four million times! Excellent theme for 2013!
Thanks! I love the books too, and I’ve listened to them about 2 million times. Not quite as much as you :). I thought I had read them, but I realized that I’d only listened to the books on audio. But that counts, right?
Haha, yeah it counts 😉 I have the audio books too, the BBC version (not sure if there is another version.) They are the reason I ever got into the books, they’re amAzing!
I don’t think mine are BBC; I couldn’t find that anywhere on the box. But each one is read by a different actor, and they’re all great. I have an audio clip for each quote this year too, so you can see if it’s the same people you recognize 🙂
Awesome!!!
Reblogged this on Joshua Lisec.
Thanks Joshua!
I’ve only read the first book, and seen the movie, but I loved them!
I haven’t seen any of the movies all the way through, just bits and pieces. The books are so good that I’m afraid I won’t like how they change things in the movie. My favorite book is Voyage of The Dawn Treader.
Love that quote.
Love me some Narnia…
God Bless!
Hey, thanks for the visit! I love Narnia, too.
I’m still thinking on the arrogant love thing, and I’m having a hard time wrapping my mind around it. It think it’s partly because I just can’t get my mind to concentrate today, and it’s partly because the word arrogant has such a negative connotation for me.
agreed…what helped me was the definition…Jesus is the only one that can be arrogant according to it’s pure definition…and do it in love because he is doing us the favor of revealing himself to us…for salvation…and life…
Ok, that’s making sense to me. I just needed a little extra explanation. I was having trouble wrapping my mind around it. Thanks!