purposeful ponderings
What assignment or calling remains unfulfilled in your life? What are your next steps? I find God’s timing amusing. He placed a question similar to the one I had been pondering in my post earlier this week within my devotional lesson on the same day. As I said, I had been procrastinating about answering that […]
In April, I was asked by a friend who teaches at a private school to answer her high school seniors’ questions about what it means to be a writer. While these answers were provided for a specific audience, I hope everyone viewing my video responses will learn more about the writing life.
What do you think is the most important question in life? I confess I’ve been procrastinating about answering this question. I haven’t been entirely sure what the question is. There are a lot of questions we ask or are asked that may or may not be the most important one. If and when we ask […]
Here are the books I read last month. Many were audio books because I was working on projects or listening while walking or driving. I am also reading several Kindle books right now, which I hope to review next month. Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen: Four Stars. I had to get used to the dramatization, […]
Confession: I don’t write every day. Sometimes there are no words. I mean, I can’t find them anywhere. Trust me, I’ve even looked under the couch. Maybe they are in the vacuum, and I threw them away with the dust bunnies. But, then sometimes, dust bunnies find their way into my poems, and the vacuum […]
In April, I was asked by a friend who teaches at a private school to answer her high school seniors’ questions about what it means to be a writer. While these answers were provided for a specific audience, I hope everyone viewing my video responses will learn more about the writing life.
“What do you do, even when you don’t feel like it?” I’m not sure why this question stumped me. It took talking with my mom to figure it out. It required remembering one of the hardest things I have to make my own kids do every day. It is the first thing to be done […]
I can across a formatting issue that forced me to reassess the use of a poem in my collection to be published later this year. Not only did the poem fail to fit onto the required page size, but the embedded formatting skewed all the other pages. So annoying was this quandary of trying to […]
In April, I was asked by a friend who teaches at a private school to answer her high school seniors’ questions about what it means to be a writer. While these answers were provided for a specific audience, I hope everyone viewing my video responses will learn more about the writing life.
What looks like a setback is often a setup for God’s ultimate plan to provide for his people. When watching the news, we may feel as if our current existence is one setback after another. I’ll admit I’m weary of it. But, mostly I think it might be most beneficial to stop watching the news. […]
