It’s hard to let go of a manuscript–or a child!
Letting Go: A Book is Like a Child
It’s hard to let go of a manuscript–or a child!
History, Real Life, and Faith
in Writing Life
It’s hard to let go of a manuscript–or a child!
in Bible study· Faith· God's love
What does the first candle of Advent represent?
in Research
What happens when writers let “the boys in the basement,” help with their writing.
in Fear· Life's challenges· Traveler's Tales
What is your reaction when you see an ambulance barreling down the road at you, lights flashing and siren wailing? Does your heart leap into your throat and your blood pressure soar? Do you pull over (like you’re supposed to) to the right and wait until the ambulance passes? Or, do you ignore the excitement and carry on, oblivious to…
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in Laughter· Traveler's Tales
One of my relatives visited Pike Place Market in Seattle recently and took home a memory souvenir. What’s a memory souvenir? Not an actual item, necessarily, but an experience that triggers a pleasant memory. Here’s the nine-second video: She didn’t need to buy anything, she took a picture to remember a fun outing. How it works This video triggered a memory souvenir…
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in Historical Research· Laughter
Rather than a side dish, I’ve taken a family tree to my family’s Thanksgiving celebration–several times. May I suggest you do the same? Even if you’re bringing a pumpkin pie? Thanksgiving and all the holidays traditionally involve bringing family members together. What better time to collect and share data on something we all have in common: our ancestors? Here are…
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