http://poetrysansonions.blogspot.com/2012/09/some-other-things-i-read-should-i-be.html

Still, there’s a lot of fun and community building, I think, in reading these old stories at the same time other Keepa’ninnies are reading them, knowing that somebody else is enjoying them and may be willing to share thoughts in the comments. In other words, I hope that most readers who enjoy these stories will keep reading them as they appear here, rather than abandoning us completely in order to devour all the old fiction on your own.

I don’t know whether there are other stories with these same characters — I was surprised to recognize this one in my stock of stories ready to post. I’ll run a search, and if there are others we’ll post ‘em soon.

I really like that a ten year old is treated as having important spiritual experiences and thoughts. I had several deeply spiritual experiences the year I was ten, and the friend always seem disconnected from me after that. I would have related a lot more to a story told in such a matter if fact way, about someone I could see as like me.

I think it is great that adults accepted experiences of children as important enough to include in the RS magazine. I wonder if I can get a back subscription. I am soooooooo grateful for your work in sharing so much with those of us who would never have had another connection.