Good morning, World Wide Interwebs. I hope you’re feeling well today. What have you been up to since we last chatted? Global domination? Fascinating. Who, me? Well, let’s see. A couple of crates of frigid whiskey inspired me to post about imagination and mystery on The Master’s Artist this morning. Fun times. (No, I didn’t […]
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Heather Goodman, fiction editor for BlogNosh online magazine, posted my short story “What’s Left of Destiny” today. (Thanks, Heather! And congrats again for winning the ACFW Genesis Award!)
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I’m not taking a computer to Croatia, and I don’t know if I’ll have internet access, but Women of the Harvest plans to update a blog during the retreats. If you’re interested, you can find it here. I leave day after tomorrow. I still haven’t packed. I should get on that.
I like the fact that my routine rarely remains the same for long. The hat I wear on any given day is often determined by the most pressing deadline at the moment, and lately I’ve been swapping them out so fast, you’d think I was auditioning for a juggling act. Here are few recent headpiece
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a guest review of a cool downtown Marshall eatery for Brad Whittington’s “Eating Fred Texas” blog. He posted it Dec. 30. You can read it here. After you wipe the drool off your chin, leave a comment and let me know when to expect you.
It has come to my attention that Tina wants a break from crying when she reads my posts. Some people can be so demanding. But you know me–always the accommodating sort. Benefactress to the masses and whatnot. Though I would remind Tina that crying can be a useful activity–like when someone else gets the biggest
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From time to time I post a link here to something I’ve written at The Master’s Artist, a group author blog I’ve been contributing to for several years. As of today, we’ve launched a new look. Mark Bertrand did all the work, but I’m honored to tell you he used some of my photographs to
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I recently wrote a short story for a contest. I didn’t win, but I’m glad I wrote it. The process took me on an interesting journey of the soul. If you stop by this journal with any regularity, then you know I’m turning 50 this year. My parents are healthy, but showing signs of their
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Impressive Latin-esque title, I know. (Warning: Don’t try this at home. I am a professional writer and have experience making up words in various languages.) But I’m getting ahead of myself. My fun friend, Tina (locally famous for her spaghetti pie recipe), tagged me, and the first rule of the game is to post the
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This was my fifth year to attend Mount Hermon. They always hold the conference over Palm Sunday weekend. Three of the previous years the weather was cold and rainy the whole time. The fourth was a mixture. But this year the weather was glorious. Not that I go for the weather. It’s a professional conference
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