Archive for June, 2010

dandelions

Courtesy of Photobucket   “You cannot forget if you would those golden kisses all over the cheeks of the meadow, queerly called dandelions.”  ~Henry Ward Beecher I completely agree. I love dandelions, and I’ve never understood why they’re looked upon as eye sores. I think my brother had the right idea when he brought my mother a flower [...]

paper or screen?

I’ve been weighing the benefits of using a journal vs. using a computer. First, let me say that I don’t believe there’s one right way. There are valid points and arguments for each side. Without a doubt, each has it’s own advantage. For the longest time, I’ve used the computer. I type approximately 2,483 words [...]

to write or not to write

When I wrote this post about memoirs, I quoted Rachelle Gardner’s tweet/suggestion as to how to go about getting your memoir’s published. She’s also put together a list of her favorite memoirs right here, if you’re interested (you should be). I’m very interested in writing a memoir. I know the title of it and everything. [...]

the pitcher

  The Titans and the Rattlers were in the top of the third inning. Rattlers were up to bat, with two outs, and the pitcher was working hard to make it a third. The score was one to nothing, Titans on top. It was the first game of a single elimination tournament. Schedules were tight and time [...]

fathers

 A truly rich man is one whose children run into his arms when his hands are empty.  ~Author Unknown

staring in a small town

  I’m linking up to MamaKat’s writer’s workshop! I’ve been tempted to link up for quite some time, because she really puts out some good prompts. So if you’re like me, and you need a little bit of priming once in a while, head on over there by clicking that cute little pink box, or [...]

just write

I began writing about ten years ago. I’ve dropped it and picked it up several times since then. It began with reading Jeanette Oke books. Then on to Lori Wick, and various other Christian fiction authors. At first, I enjoyed reading so much that I thought writing would be an excellent way to simply extend [...]

memoirs

Tweeted (is tweeted a word?) by literary agent, Rachelle Gardner, this morning: Pubtip: Don’t submit a memoir until you’ve read 20 good memoirs and 5 books on writing memoir–and learned from them. This is excellent advise, and one I am more than willing to work on. Problem is, I don’t know of any good memoirs. But this [...]

unafraid

  We Come, O Christ, to You We come, O Christ, to you, true Son of God and man: by whom all things consist, in whom all life began; In you alone we live and move, and have our being in your life. You are the Way to God, your blood our ransom paid; in [...]

quotes

  Quotes are one of my favorite things. On weekends, I don’t usually have a lot of time to blog, so I resort to sharing some of my favorite quotes, along with a pretty picture (for good measure). Fair warning. Some will be cute, some will be hilarious … and some might make you hurl. [...]

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