Friday, March 8, 2019

Piracy/Misused Words/Big Brother/Devo/Soup Recipe

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1.  A lot of authors worry about their books being pirated. Traci Tyne Hilton points out some interesting facts. It might not be as bad as you think.

2.  Zoe M. McCarthy continues her blog series, "Words Misused - Part 3."

3.  WND reports on the State of Oregon's considering a bill mandating home visits for newborns. Big Brother is trying once again to exercise control of what should be family matters.

4.  Emme Gannon posts at The Write Conversation. She asks, "Has God breathed life into your writing?" Whatever endeavor God has entrusted into your hands can benefit from this insightful post.

5.  I've been getting brave and trying new recipes. This is one I'm saving here for future reference. The Italian soup, Pasta Fagioli, is a favorite of many. Ready, Set, Eat posted this recipe. Hey, if you try it, let me know how it tastes and if you'd consider making it again. :)

Writers:  Traci doesn't seem overly concerned about piracy. Do you agree/disagree with her assessment? Please share.

Readers:  We're well into the New Year. Have you decided to try something new like a hobby, job, education, etc.? Please share.

Photo Credit:  Leszek Soltys




2 comments:

Marja Verschoor-Meijers said...

Piracy, interesting topic to think about. I am not too concerned, unless our words are twisted or used in a negative way.

Susan J. Reinhardt said...

Hi Marja - Yes, I agree. When someone deliberately misrepresents our words that can do a lot of damage. Thanks for commenting. It's always a pleasure hearing from you. :)