1. Lisa Hall-Wilson,
at Writers
in the Storm, talks about writing emotions in deep point of view. Don't let
that frighten you. She's an excellent teacher, and I've learned a lot reading
her articles. :)
2. Janice Hardy, at Writing
in the Storm, posts on, "Getting Lost When Your Plot Hides Behind the
Details." Sometimes we have an idea for a story, and it isn't working. She
gives a great example and then dissects it.
3. When a Christian
band was excluded from a concert on public property, they asked the ACLJ for
help. The lawyers met with the organizers and pointed out that the Supreme
Court has repeatedly upheld the free speech rights of individuals. Check out
this informative article on WND.
4. Peggy Sue Wells
posts, at The
Write Conversation, about Cec Murphy and how his experience on the mission
field impacted his writing.
5. Geraniums add so
much beauty to a garden. Instead of
buying new plants every year, why not try overwintering them? I found these instructions at Nikki
Lynn Design.
Writers and Readers: Which link resonated with you this
week? Please share.
Photo Credit: Kym McLeod
Photo Credit: Kym McLeod
1 comment:
I had read the article on Cecil Murphy before on that site. However, I truly love the message. As Christians, we should practice forgetting what we do for someone and, conversely, remember what has been done for us. Peace and blessings.
Post a Comment