I'm so thrilled to find a Christian anime forum!!! I first got into anime on video when I was in high school, which was a while ago! I recently started watching again on adult swim's anime and I LOVE Big O!!
I'm possibly strange here b/c so many anime fans are teens and I'm...well I'm not! I'm actually a homeschooling mother of 4. So now you know my secret...shhhhhh!
New and possibly strange...
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Negotiatrix - Posts: 59
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Hey! Well, that's no biggie about your being a little older than the rest of us...LOL...that's cool, taking care of your kids and homeschooling. I was homeschooled too, it was really cool. Big O is cool too...
Anyway, nice to meet ya! Welcome to CAA!
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inkhana - Posts: 3670
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I wish I could get at least one of my parents into anime but I've given up due to their constant questioning. Hehe my mum did homeskool my brother and I for two years, Er- sorry just something I wanted to get out that you could probally careless about 
But anywaaays...Allous and Welcomes! Ack! Thunder 
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Hi, welcome.
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andyroo - Posts: 815
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Hajimemashite!
My "baby" sister was homeschooled, too. She's now a second-year at UC Irvine School of Medicine, just in case anyone thinks homeschoolers can't cut it.
My "baby" sister was homeschooled, too. She's now a second-year at UC Irvine School of Medicine, just in case anyone thinks homeschoolers can't cut it.
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shooraijin - Posts: 9927
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blueraven wrote:
While there's very little on TV that I let my kids watch, I do tape Big O for them. I haven't seen any other animes that I'd want them to see, at least not till they're teenagers probably.
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Negotiatrix - Posts: 59
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Negotiatrix wrote:While there's very little on TV that I let my kids watch, I do tape Big O for them. I haven't seen any other animes that I'd want them to see, at least not till they're teenagers probably.
Oops! I meant to add that it's nice to know there's some other homeschoolers in here too!
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Negotiatrix - Posts: 59
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Negotiatrix wrote:I haven't seen any other animes that I'd want them to see, at least not till they're teenagers probably.
Have you ever seen "My Neighbor Totoro" by Myazake? (The same artist who did "Spirited Away?") I just watched that again today, and I love it, but it's great for little kids too.
Oh yeah! Hello and Welcome!
And you're not nearly the only adult on this site. I think you'll fit right in!
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Welcome aboard, glad to have you with us. As has been said, you aren't the only adult. In the General forum you'll find a thread called "Age Demographics." Vote and learn the real composition of CAA.
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Welcome! Like it's been said, "You are not alone." Florida, eh? I'll bet THATs a fun place to be this time of year.
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Mithrandir - Posts: 11071
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Hello and welcome. Always good to have another middle ager with us. My wife homeschools our two (our daughter 14 and son 11). The kids and I are the anime fans of the family. There are lots of great titles out there that are certainly age appropriate (Snow Fairy Sugar, Fancy Lala, My Neighbor Totoro that has been mentioned, and many more). And that's why this site is so great. Great to have you aboard and look forward to hearing a lot from you.
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Rev. Doc - Posts: 2025
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Welcome, Negotiatrix!
Yeah, we have all ages here. I've found that two areas of conversation and community where age generally doesn't matter that much are anime and faith.
Hope you find out about some great anime series here for both you and your kids!
Spiritsword
Yeah, we have all ages here. I've found that two areas of conversation and community where age generally doesn't matter that much are anime and faith.
Hope you find out about some great anime series here for both you and your kids!
Spiritsword
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Big O, huh? we should do a break down of favorite anime by age. one of my friends dads liked Outlaw Star, its prolly more personality than age, but i wonder.
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Yo welcome, I homeschool too.
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oldphilosopher wrote:Smooth UC.
Welcome! Like it's been said, "You are not alone." Florida, eh? I'll bet THATs a fun place to be this time of year.
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Negotiatrix - Posts: 59
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[quote="EireWolf"]Have you ever seen "My Neighbor Totoro" by Myazake? (The same artist who did "Spirited Away?") I just watched that again today, and I love it, but it's great for little kids too.
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I'll have to look for that next time we're in the "big city" (Miami). Where I live the video store selection is really awful. But my brother says there's a store in Miami Beach with a huge anime section. Yea!!
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I'll have to look for that next time we're in the "big city" (Miami). Where I live the video store selection is really awful. But my brother says there's a store in Miami Beach with a huge anime section. Yea!!
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Negotiatrix - Posts: 59
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If you're looking to buy anime and not just rent it, you might want to check out ANIMEniacs.com. Here's a link on this site with a discussion about it: http://www.christiananime.net/forums/showthread.php?t=373&page=1&pp=10
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EireWolf - Posts: 2496
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blueraven wrote:
ya well me and my siblings have been in homeschooled just for two years and decided that was too difficult for my mom and they are expensive too. So we're back in public school. No biggie deal. Me and my second sister have graduated, so will soon my brother.
Oh ya I haven't forgotten you, no sir...
so, welcome newcomer
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Negotiatrix wrote:I'm so thrilled to find a Christian anime forum!!! I first got into anime on video when I was in high school, which was a while ago! I recently started watching again on adult swim's anime and I LOVE Big O!!
I'm possibly strange here b/c so many anime fans are teens and I'm...well I'm not! I'm actually a homeschooling mother of 4. So now you know my secret...shhhhhh!
I'm not a teen... I'm not a mother (or even a father), but I'm not a teen... Almost half of us are teens, almost half are college age, and a small fraction are older or younger than that.
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"Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath." -James 1:19
Translation: Listen much; speak little; stay cool.
Romans 6: 7-12
Psalm 144: 1-2
Translation: Listen much; speak little; stay cool.
Romans 6: 7-12
Psalm 144: 1-2
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