My special guest blogger today is Anna, my seven year-old granddaughter. On Friday, we went to see Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole with her and her sister Olivia. This morning, Anna was reading my blog on Alice In Wonderland and offered to help me with blogging, so we decided to do something with this movie.
I will say that we all enjoyed the movie very much. It has wonderful animation and design. The plot is a little scary sometimes. Olivia, six-years-old, found it a little too scary.
Well, here is what Anna would like to tell you about the movie!
- Don’t get moon-blinked! When you disobey God, you could get moonblinked. You can’t think anymore for yourself. You can’t see with your eyes.
- How far do we have to go? When you are exhausted, then you are halfway there! Some things are worth really straining for, really doing even more than you think you can do. Everything for God is worth straining for.
- Don’t get too out of control when you are playing. When you get too rowdy, then you fall out of the tree. When you fall out of the tree, then bad things can happen!
- Listen to the old birds—some of them! Some old birds are good; some old birds are bad. How do we know which one is which? The ones who tell us the truth about God are the ones we want to listen to. They tell you the right things to do—just like the Bible says.
- Different children in the same family have different problems. Brothers and sisters sometimes make bad choices, but that doesn’t mean we have to. We should always love them and try to help them make good choices.
Thanks, Anna! Great thoughts—and keep on thinking when you see movies!
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