T is for ... #AtoZChallenge #mlp #fanart

His name starts with a T and his cutie mark is the flower of his name. Meet _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Recent recruitee for Cloud Palace as a guard, but yearns to join Nyte Moon to challenge Knotweed for Rosemary's attentions.

Can you guess his name*?

Remember, I will give my top 5 commenters for my A to Z Challenge a printable coloring book of all 27 ponies (I have illustrated a pony for the Reflections post) at the end in May.

*I will post his name at the end of the day!

Click here for the S pony name reveal! This one was tricky and Lori guessed the right name. :)

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UPDATE reveal!

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His name is Thistle! Chrys, Alex, Susan, Lori, Karen, Dani, and Shanaya have all guessed correctly. Wooohooo! Let's have a party!

T is for ...

Timinogos Cave!

This wondrous cave is located in Utah, 92 American Fork--number, (801) 756-5238 if you're ever interested in a cave  tour. Sorry, no spelunking allowed! But  satisfy your adventurous  tooth with  the 1.5 mile hike up  the steep 1000 feet  of elevation to  its  entrance!

I found  this awesome blogger's full safari report on  Timpinogos cave. She braved the steeps, lost  a runaway water bottle all while with   two kids and a baby pack--whew! (I've done  that  climb with a baby pack and some kiddles  too,  it's scary stuff.) I wonder if  they'll ever put  up a railing or if anyone has ever fallen off  to their deaths? *shiver*

Okay, I just  did some digging and  there have been quite a few accidents. I would close  this place down nd build a safety rail, putting up a warning before the hike doesn't  do it  for me--it's  just  not worth a person's life!

What  dangerous fun have you done?

♥.•*¨T is for . . . The Third by Abel Keogh¨*•.♥

The Third by Abel Keogh


from the back:

"The only way your kids are going to have any future is if we get this world back to a livable condition. The only way we're going to do that is with fewer people. People are the problem, not the solution."


Doesn't that just give you chills?

I enjoyed the world Abel Keogh built. It is strong, believable and frightening. I realize how blessed we are with our homes, our yards and swing sets, warm water, and motorized vehicles. Most of all, to have children without regulation--we won't be punished for having more than two!

I was hooked before I opened the book. I was hooked all the way to its end. Most of my nails are gone because I couldn't stop biting them! I will get my kids to read this and my friends, that's how much I enjoyed it. I look forward to the sequel!

Makes for a great book club discussion!



Add The Third to your shelves!