Comments for Robbie Harris http://robbieharris.org A look inside... Mon, 03 May 2010 01:29:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Q&A aka Slumdog Millionaire by abstract art http://robbieharris.org/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-752 abstract art Mon, 03 May 2010 01:29:01 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=54#comment-752 I enjoyed checking out your blog today and I will be back to check it more in the future so please keep up your good quality work. I love the colors that you chose, you are quite talented! I enjoyed checking out your blog today and I will be back to check it more in the future so please keep up your good quality work. I love the colors that you chose, you are quite talented!

]]> Comment on Q&A aka Slumdog Millionaire by Emma http://robbieharris.org/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-310 Emma Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:05:45 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=54#comment-310 Am really glad i found your site. Am a media student and this year i have to write an essay on adaptation. I enjoyed the film Slumdog millionaire in the context i felt like parts of it were good representations of India. I have visited India myself and felt completely shocked and uncomfortable at the sights of children begging, and remember clearly them approaching the windows of my taxi. Am am currently reading the book now (just over half way) and see several differences between the book and film. Other that what you have writen, do you have other advice on the differencs/simulaties between the book/film i'd love to know ! Thanks Am really glad i found your site.
Am a media student and this year i have to write an essay on adaptation. I enjoyed the film Slumdog millionaire in the context i felt like parts of it were good representations of India. I have visited India myself and felt completely shocked and uncomfortable at the sights of children begging, and remember clearly them approaching the windows of my taxi.
Am am currently reading the book now (just over half way) and see several differences between the book and film. Other that what you have writen, do you have other advice on the differencs/simulaties between the book/film i’d love to know ! Thanks

]]> Comment on I’ll Be Honest… by robbie http://robbieharris.org/?p=61&cpage=1#comment-64 robbie Wed, 17 Jun 2009 21:15:45 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=61#comment-64 Thanks Denise and I agree :) Thanks Denise and I agree :)

]]> Comment on I’ll Be Honest… by Denise http://robbieharris.org/?p=61&cpage=1#comment-61 Denise Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:45:03 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=61#comment-61 well said robbie. writing honestly is surprisngly tougher than it seems. but, honest writing is much more rewarding to both the writer and the reader. well said robbie. writing honestly is surprisngly tougher than it seems. but, honest writing is much more rewarding to both the writer and the reader.

]]> Comment on I’ll Be Honest… by Meghan Arias http://robbieharris.org/?p=61&cpage=1#comment-24 Meghan Arias Sat, 18 Apr 2009 02:42:05 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=61#comment-24 Man. You sure are shmart. Man.

You sure are shmart.

]]> Comment on Q&A aka Slumdog Millionaire by Meghan Arias http://robbieharris.org/?p=54&cpage=1#comment-23 Meghan Arias Tue, 07 Apr 2009 04:20:32 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=54#comment-23 LOVED the movie. Now I have to go read the book. I am always a fan of the book over the movie and you have only soldified that point for me here. I am so saddened to hear that those horrible scenes in the movie where the children were specifically blinded and the like are TRUE. I can't comprehend of such utter and total brutality. Makes me feel sick to my stomach. LOVED the movie.

Now I have to go read the book. I am always a fan of the book over the movie and you have only soldified that point for me here.

I am so saddened to hear that those horrible scenes in the movie where the children were specifically blinded and the like are TRUE. I can’t comprehend of such utter and total brutality. Makes me feel sick to my stomach.

]]> Comment on New Love by admin http://robbieharris.org/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-22 admin Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:42:38 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=10#comment-22 Matthew, I think that scripture is a beautiful picture of the reconciliation we have in Christ. In that chapter God is talking about His judgment of Israel but doesn't leave it at that. He then promises reconciliation where His people will no longer have to call him Master, but Husband. Christ has created a new, intimate access to God through is death and, more importantly, his resurrection. Matthew, I think that scripture is a beautiful picture of the reconciliation we have in Christ. In that chapter God is talking about His judgment of Israel but doesn’t leave it at that. He then promises reconciliation where His people will no longer have to call him Master, but Husband. Christ has created a new, intimate access to God through is death and, more importantly, his resurrection.

]]> Comment on New Love by Matthew http://robbieharris.org/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-21 Matthew Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:18:08 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=10#comment-21 What do you think of this scripture? Hosea 2:16 (New International Version) "In that day," declares the LORD, "you will call me 'my husband'; you will no longer call me 'my master. [a] ' What do you think of this scripture?

Hosea 2:16 (New International Version)

“In that day,” declares the LORD,
“you will call me ‘my husband’;
you will no longer call me ‘my master. [a] ‘

]]> Comment on Someone said I should blog… by Pelagia http://robbieharris.org/?p=5&cpage=1#comment-20 Pelagia Tue, 11 Nov 2008 22:03:00 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=5#comment-20 You write very well. You write very well.

]]> Comment on New Love by Jimmy http://robbieharris.org/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-19 Jimmy Mon, 14 Jul 2008 03:47:00 +0000 http://robbieharris.org/?p=10#comment-19 I googled "the woman you love" and "to god" and came up with this blog.<br/>Well, It happened to me. I saw "Her" three years ago, leading the church in prayer. I was stunned. Here was a young woman, so radiant, beautiful, kind, giving, loving and supportive! Then she surprised the whole church and married. I was crushed. I hid my feelings the whole time. Then her husband died and after a year and a half, her mother and dad were dead too. I told her it would get better and later felt guilty about just saying that. I asked her to go to the movies (Bee Movie) and we went out of town so no one would talk. We did so a few times. We are both from two very well known families and I am 57 and she's 23. She is now always in church sitting next to an old high school buddy of hers. He's a very safe person, almost a carbon copy of her except he's a male. I was so hurt again and I am still working through it day by day. I called out to Him in my bed at 1:00 am. I told Him that I needed him as my lover. I cried out, "Daddy, Daddy, I need a lover. Will you be my lover???" He immediately flooded my heart with extacy for an hour as I hugged my pillow and poured my heart out to Him. It has been three days now and I want to keep this up for the rest of my life. He did not take my desire for her, away from me. What He did do was to take my "neediness" away. I have had to offer her up again a few times, and it is keeping me "alive" while the whole church says, "It's so good to see her with someone her own age. You see, she married an 80 year old war hero when she was 20. God has a plan, and sometimes we think if we give up what we desperately want, we think we must only have God and nothing else. That may or may not be true, but until you feel His embrace, it is a struggle. Pray for me as I need to trust Him. I googled “the woman you love” and “to god” and came up with this blog.
Well, It happened to me. I saw “Her” three years ago, leading the church in prayer. I was stunned. Here was a young woman, so radiant, beautiful, kind, giving, loving and supportive! Then she surprised the whole church and married. I was crushed. I hid my feelings the whole time. Then her husband died and after a year and a half, her mother and dad were dead too. I told her it would get better and later felt guilty about just saying that. I asked her to go to the movies (Bee Movie) and we went out of town so no one would talk. We did so a few times. We are both from two very well known families and I am 57 and she’s 23. She is now always in church sitting next to an old high school buddy of hers. He’s a very safe person, almost a carbon copy of her except he’s a male. I was so hurt again and I am still working through it day by day. I called out to Him in my bed at 1:00 am. I told Him that I needed him as my lover. I cried out, “Daddy, Daddy, I need a lover. Will you be my lover???” He immediately flooded my heart with extacy for an hour as I hugged my pillow and poured my heart out to Him. It has been three days now and I want to keep this up for the rest of my life. He did not take my desire for her, away from me. What He did do was to take my “neediness” away. I have had to offer her up again a few times, and it is keeping me “alive” while the whole church says, “It’s so good to see her with someone her own age. You see, she married an 80 year old war hero when she was 20. God has a plan, and sometimes we think if we give up what we desperately want, we think we must only have God and nothing else. That may or may not be true, but until you feel His embrace, it is a struggle. Pray for me as I need to trust Him.

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