So cute! Good job with these sweets! ^^

Thank you!

These are so cute!! I'd practically feel bad about eating them. The details on the tree star are especially great (you even remembered the water resting in the middle of it)! And all the dinosaurs are adorable!

Thank you so much! :-)

Cool! I'd be down to eat some dino shaped cookies! 

Thanks!

Enough cookies for everyone!

Unfortunately the cookies are gone now.   Littlefoot told me that some tinysaurus came and ate all the cookies. I'm so sorry about what happened. I thought...
Wait a second!
Littlefoot, what are you doing here?!

Finally, we, sharpteeth, can honestly say "we finally ate Gang!!!"! 

No. We, the Gang can say: "We ate the sharpteeth! "
Do you mean you ate all my sharptheeth?
We did and we feel sorry for it. But your cookies are so yummy. They are! They are!
Al right, but what happened to the rest of the Gang? Where are Spike and Petrie?
...
Oh no!
Apparently my cookies have started to eat each other.

Thank you!

Here is one for you:

I really like both of them especially during the winter tough I had a really bad experience with peppermint tea years ago. It was when I was visiting my grandparents. My grandma asked me to make some tea for us, while she was setting the table in her dining room. She always makes tea with self dried peppermint leaves and I thought I could do the same easily. How wrong I was! So I put the leafs in a tea cup with water in it, but I didn't notice that the water wasn't hot enough. (I'm still thinking that it would had been hot enough if I would have used a tea bag instead of leafs.) So it didn't work so well. In the end I only drank hot water with some leafs in it instead of tea.
I hope Spike will be luckier with making his Great Valley tea then I was back then!

 And I  have to add that I really wouldn't mind to try some Great  Valley coffee if it is as good as the dinosaurs of the great valley think it is!

It's become a battle between Great Valley Coffee and Great Valley Tea!

Do you think that we will need the permission of a certain fanfic writer before we can call it "the battle before time"?

^ I didn't say that I don't like it. I only said that I don't like it as much as I like Great Valley tea!

It's raining now. Today it is very warm (14°C/57°F).

We could have continued to use the showcase from last month, just like the scene, where the sharptooth bites the ground instead of our main characters is used over and over again in this franchise.
Somehow the filmstudios are better in recycling, than we are.

After about two weeks since the forum theme has changed I finally noticed, that I should have done this post weeks ago I have to point out, how well everything works! I had my  apprehensions at first, but I decided to try to use the new theme a few days and was finally impressed about how fine it works, after I found out, how it works. The new theme is as good as the old theme and even better in some aspects. The text is more readable and the pictures have got the perfect size for my mobile now. It couldn't have gone better! So thanks to @Mumbling and @Stardisk and everyone else, who put so much effort in this theme to improve this website!

Hello. Your posts in the character showcases are thought-out well and very informative! I would say, that, we can count ourselves lucky, that you are part of this forum.

Looks beautiful!
Where I live I have never seen snow at this time. Snow doesn't fall here before the late November, when it does fall at all. So you are lucky, if you like snow.  I would like to know how cold it is there now and what temperature do you have. We're having 9°C at the moment.

I watched this film a couple of days ago. It was great to watch it again!
I don't have much to say about the story. There are some different storylines at the same time during the main story, like how Littlefoot learns, that you are "only as alone as alone as you choose to be" or the conflict beetween Mo and Cera, but both of them, Littlefoot's loneliness and Cera's jealousy end as quick as they began. The movie starts, after the great opening narration in the beginning, with a lot of talking and singing. I somehow even enjoyed this part part of the film, but I was shocked when I realized, that I had watched already nearly 1\3 of the film and only a few things had happened, after the "imagienary friend" song. Most of the parts of the film are uneventful, but the swimming sharptooth really subrised me in a good way. I'm not a fan of his design, but he is kind of dangerous and the scenes where he appears-espacially the last scene-are pretty good in my opinion, even when they are short.
The animation is okay. Only the colours are a little bit too bright sometimes in my opinion.
I also love the music in this film, not the songs, they are all good, but not as great as the music, that played in the background. When the six friends came to the big water, I heard the best scores of the whole "Land Before Time"-series play in the background. There was James Horner's "Discovery Of The Great Valley", the music from the end of the fift movie and Micheal Tavera's "The Valley". About the songs: I didn't pay much attention to "No One Has To Be Alone" until I came across this website. Maybe I nearly forgot this song, because of its only very small link to the main story. It's also hard for me to figure out, what made Littlefoot starting to sing this song.Mo shows him the star swimmers, he looks up to the stars and starts to sing. What made him suddently realize, that he isn't alone? Littlefoots lines in "Always There" from the fifth movie could answer this question. Or he just realized, that when it's dark at night, all those tiny lights in the sky are actually other...  That would be telling, wouldn't it?

The last time the gang had an encounter with the Big Water, they had a really bad impression of it. Here, the scene of Littlefoot seeing everything that lived in the Big Water resolved that unexpected story arc. Of course, he almost drowned in it, proving the Big Water was still a dangerous place, but still, I liked the lesson here, which is that one should never judge a book by its cover. Or, in this case, first impression.

Yeah, you're right. Somehow the big water in the fifth movie and the big water in the ninth movie look like different places. I fifth movie only Elsie gives us a hint on, that there are also nice creatures who live in the big water, in the end of the ninth movie we see a lot of them. The sea in the fifth movie is deep and sometimes a bit rough, while in the ninth movie it has clear water and a smooth water surface.

Finally I discovered, that Mo is voiced Rob Paulsen(!) This is hard to believe. Mo and Guido are voiced by the same person? Wow!

I wish I could have done this post a few days earlier, but I had some problems with the keyboard of my computer. That's why I had to write this text without autocorrecture and I had to change the language setting on my computer from english to my native language and back very often.