2. I'm always
looking for inspiration for my blog posts. How about you? Jean Fischer, at Something
to Write Home About, shares some photo resources.
3. WND
reports that anonymous donors are behind a campaign to install nativity scenes
nationwide. This story warmed my heart. It's about time we pushed back the
darkness.
4. Bonnie
Leon's blog post struck a chord in my heart. Sometimes we're so focused on
the weeds that we miss the good things happening in our lives. Don't miss this
thoughtful devotional.
5. Rather than the
usual Christmas recipes, I thought you might be interested in what type of
foods were served in Colonial and Early American times. This is an interesting
article for young people doing school papers. Check it out at http://www.foodtimeline.org/christmasmenu.html#coloniachristmas
Writers: Do
photographs jumpstart your creative process for either blogging or writing?
Please share.
Readers: What types
of food do you serve for Christmas? Have you ever tried something from another
time period? Please share.
Photo Credit: Antony Ruggiero
2 comments:
Thanks for the link, Susan!
I'm happy to know more places are putting up nativity scenes. We have a beautiful one in our downtown area. I'm grateful for those who made it possible.
Susan: I enjoyed what Bonnie Leon said in her blog post. Thank you for sharing it.
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