22 thoughts on “Bible Stories in Text: Adam & Eve, Part 2”
Exactly, I bet that’s exactly the way it went. Although, I was surprised by the rash – didn’t see that one coming.
Yeah, well, you just kinda figure, those leaves can’t be the most comfortable in… um… sensitive areas. 😉
Love it. Keep the series going. Way better than The Transformers!
Haha! Well, thanks! As long as the ideas keep coming, I’ll keep it going. 🙂
And it’s all downhill from here as Eve is tricked into making Adams clothes and fixing his meals while Adam and the snake hang out at the pub singing Irish tunes that haven’t been invented yet.
YES! YES!
I’m so glad someone caught that!
I missed the Irish tunes, but dang JC, if you didn’t nail it!
Cool… this could get real interesting.
I can see why Adam got a rash. Ever rub a fig leaf?
Right? Granted, they’re large leaves and can cover a lot, but I wouldn’t want them near anything… you know, sensitive.
I’m swooning once again. I can’t begin to tell you how exciting it is to click on your blog, knowing full well that you may have not had the time for a new post, only to find a fresh delivery, sparkling on arrival. You simply must continue doing these or I will become ever so fretful. (“So much mad.”)…. 😉
Golly, thanks! The thought of someone swooning over my scribblings fills me with joy! (Though you might want to check your meds if it happens often.)
Fret not, good friend, as I have several future textings in a notebook right next to me. They’re percolating as I write this. ☺️
It’s all been said because like the White Rabbit, I’m late (again) …. so all I need add is that this is sublime! Please say you are copyrighting your work. I am serious. Was once a William Morris Agent – that serious 😉
Thank you so much!
I confess, I haven’t the slightest idea how to go about copyrighting. I’m painfully naive in these areas.
Most people are … if you need guidance (free … I only do free) then by all means ask. It really is a brilliant concept and has, as they say, legs
Loved it. I’m hanging out for Joseph and his technicolour dreamcoat (I loved that musical)- bet you’ve got a better/new angle on that one. Or Cain and Abel, David and Goliath, Moses – you’ve got a long list in front of you. (notice how there are so few women … sigh)
I have a few ideas for Joseph, not sure which I’ll pursue. (That’s a great story, isn’t it?) David & Goliath is nearly done, and Moses and the Burning Bush – gotta have that one!
You bring up a good point with the women. There aren’t many in the Bible, but the ones who made it are rather fascinating. Man, I can see some great texts with Jezebel!
Wow, Claudette, you’ve filled me with ideas! Thanks! 😀
Glad to know you were well on your way with new editions. Jezebel always makes me think of a Sade song “Jezebel wasn’t born with a silver spoon in her mouth”
Wonderful spin! I hope you’ll take on more of the Bible with your texting humor.
Thanks!
I plan on continuing, as there’s a goldmine there for the texting. 😉
Samson and Delilah
David and Bathsheba
Lot’s wife to whatever (whoever?)
You’ve got a creative goldmine here.
Right? The time is ripe for a technological retelling.
OMG….. ROFL, although IMHO, Adam was totally saving face there with the “I did it for you, Evie.” Just like a man. TY for the laughs!!
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Exactly, I bet that’s exactly the way it went. Although, I was surprised by the rash – didn’t see that one coming.
Yeah, well, you just kinda figure, those leaves can’t be the most comfortable in… um… sensitive areas. 😉
Love it. Keep the series going. Way better than The Transformers!
Haha! Well, thanks! As long as the ideas keep coming, I’ll keep it going. 🙂
And it’s all downhill from here as Eve is tricked into making Adams clothes and fixing his meals while Adam and the snake hang out at the pub singing Irish tunes that haven’t been invented yet.
YES! YES!
I’m so glad someone caught that!
I missed the Irish tunes, but dang JC, if you didn’t nail it!
Cool… this could get real interesting.
I can see why Adam got a rash. Ever rub a fig leaf?
Right? Granted, they’re large leaves and can cover a lot, but I wouldn’t want them near anything… you know, sensitive.
I’m swooning once again. I can’t begin to tell you how exciting it is to click on your blog, knowing full well that you may have not had the time for a new post, only to find a fresh delivery, sparkling on arrival. You simply must continue doing these or I will become ever so fretful. (“So much mad.”)…. 😉
Golly, thanks! The thought of someone swooning over my scribblings fills me with joy! (Though you might want to check your meds if it happens often.)
Fret not, good friend, as I have several future textings in a notebook right next to me. They’re percolating as I write this. ☺️
It’s all been said because like the White Rabbit, I’m late (again) …. so all I need add is that this is sublime! Please say you are copyrighting your work. I am serious. Was once a William Morris Agent – that serious 😉
Thank you so much!
I confess, I haven’t the slightest idea how to go about copyrighting. I’m painfully naive in these areas.
Most people are … if you need guidance (free … I only do free) then by all means ask. It really is a brilliant concept and has, as they say, legs
Loved it. I’m hanging out for Joseph and his technicolour dreamcoat (I loved that musical)- bet you’ve got a better/new angle on that one. Or Cain and Abel, David and Goliath, Moses – you’ve got a long list in front of you. (notice how there are so few women … sigh)
I have a few ideas for Joseph, not sure which I’ll pursue. (That’s a great story, isn’t it?) David & Goliath is nearly done, and Moses and the Burning Bush – gotta have that one!
You bring up a good point with the women. There aren’t many in the Bible, but the ones who made it are rather fascinating. Man, I can see some great texts with Jezebel!
Wow, Claudette, you’ve filled me with ideas! Thanks! 😀
Glad to know you were well on your way with new editions. Jezebel always makes me think of a Sade song “Jezebel wasn’t born with a silver spoon in her mouth”
Wonderful spin! I hope you’ll take on more of the Bible with your texting humor.
Thanks!
I plan on continuing, as there’s a goldmine there for the texting. 😉
Samson and Delilah
David and Bathsheba
Lot’s wife to whatever (whoever?)
You’ve got a creative goldmine here.
Right? The time is ripe for a technological retelling.
OMG….. ROFL, although IMHO, Adam was totally saving face there with the “I did it for you, Evie.” Just like a man. TY for the laughs!!