I have been intending to review this audiobook for a week now. Guilt from not working on my NANOWRIMO novel Getting in the way, so I did absolutely nothing. For now, I’m declaring a moratorium on that guilt. I’m declaring … Continue reading →
I should have been working on NaNoWriMo, so I read a book instead. Maybe, since it’s an audiobook, I claim it was research… YEAH! That’s the ticket! Lisa Reads… A Game of Thrones A Song of Ice and Fire, … Continue reading →
The Samurai The Samurai by Shūsaku Endō My rating: 4 of 5 stars I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and/but think that what you get out of it is what you bring to it. Granted, I will have to read this … Continue reading →
Photo by Nicole Honeywill on Unsplash IV. [JUSTIFICATION]1 It is also taught among us that we cannot obtain forgiveness of sin and righteousness before God by our own merits, works, or satisfactions, but that we receive forgiveness of sin and … Continue reading →
I admit it. A couple of days ago, I was surfing the web when I should’ve been writing. Guilt about my lousy efforts at writing in September was probably leaking into October, but I didn’t know it at the time. … Continue reading →
I had all sorts of goals for my writing this September. I had good intentions of posting here twice a week. I even had a “content calendar” of sorts to give me ideas about what I wanted to talk about. … Continue reading →
“Writers write AND writers read.” I’ve heard various attributions for that, none of them stand up to scrutiny. That’s okay, ThoughtCo provided better quotes in an article called, “Writers on Reading.” The “Reader’s Digest version” of these quotes is that we … Continue reading →
Like most people with SMA2, I started to learn how to hire and train caregivers at a young age. I was 12. I didn’t particularly care to wear the “Human Resources” at at that age. I still don’t. I DO … Continue reading →
Hospitals are no places for sick people! Don’t get me wrong, I needed to be there. I went into the hospital on Memorial Day with what turned out to be pneumonia. (At least it wasn’t MRSA that caused the situation!) … Continue reading →
Trinity Sunday is one of my favorites of the church year… Along with Christmas, and Easter, and Pentecost. (Okay, I admit it. I like the way the entire church year helps pass THE FAITH to the next generation.) I also … Continue reading →
