Friday, February 21, 2020

Too Old?/Power of Story/China/Devo/Slow Cooker

Bridge

1. Think you're too old to write? Think again. Jessica Ferguson shares her journey as a septugenarian, at Patti Shene's blog.

2.  Tim Suddeth posts at The Write Conversation about, "The Power of Story to Bridge Divisions." In this age of FB, Twitter, etc., it's become harder and harder to truly connect with people. I think you'll enjoy this post.

3. Christian Headlines reports on China's renewed persecution of Christians and the shutting down of churches.

4.  Julie Lavender posts at The Write Conversation on Vision For Writing in the New Year. While we're in the second month of 2020, I thought you'd enjoy her approach.

5. One cooking tool that's been around a long time is the slow cooker. Yummly answers questions about this appliance. Although simple to use, there are some things you shouldn't cook in it.

Writers:  Which writing link spoke to you? Please share your thoughts.

Readers: What's your favorite cooking tool? Why?

Photo Credit: Sam LeVan



2 comments:

quietspirit said...

Susan: I liked the post by Julie Lavender. I don't know how I missed it. Emily Akin also wrote on the need to pray before we begin writing. I try to pray before I do research.

Marja Verschoor-Meijers said...

I read Tim's post, and I think he has a good point, nothing beats a good story or testimony!