World of Narnia

i was high at the south shore plaza and i stumbled apun narnia and asked a man for a lighter. he didnt have one. in conclusion, if your going to travel to narnia, bring your own lighter. thank you.

Don’t go or you will be eaten. Jsyk.

There’s no place like Narnia

There’s no place like Narnia

I was in a production of ‘The Voyage of The Dawn Treader’, and I’m just gonna pretend that counts.

I mean, I’ve been a fan of Narnia for at least 10 years already, and I reckon that’s the closest I’m ever gonna get to being there.

I read the ENTIRE narnia series and cried when aslan died, even in the movie I bawled my fool head off…Something about Aslan that reminds me of a godlike thing… He’s so wonderful!
Someday I hope to find the good and proper wardrobe and journey into this world…and of COURSE try the Turkish Delight.

This is the place I would like to visit MOST!!! I’ve always been fascinated by Narnia and would love to play there more than anything! Mr. Tumnus is my hero and I would have very much liked to be his friend. I would love to see what Narnia is like these days.

TURKISH DELIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry to have to dissapoint you, but I didn’t like the story all to much. However, despite the writing and the story – which is a matter of taste and thus non-arguable – I still have a curious after taste of the author’s theology and pedagogics. I’m not a Christian myself, but I do realize and have heard from many a friend that a lot of European Christians dissent with the naive approaches to the salvific story of Christ. However, leaving theology, I don’t really like the idea of children becoming warriors and heroes.

Wish I could stay forever…