The half-witted, half-baked, half-mad ramblings of a widowed, forty-something, earth-loving, commuter-cycling, theatre-going, runner-girl Christ follower. Abandon seriousness, all ye who enter here.
I'll get back to theme days once I find a groove of posting regularly. In the meantime, most of my posts are about some variation of books, bikes, buses, or Broadway. Plus bits about writing, nonprofits, and grief from time to time.
This blog is mostly lighthearted and pretty silly. It's not about the terrible things happening in the world, but please know that I'm not ignoring those things. I just generally don't write about them here.
30 June 2011
You're Doing it Right!!
Here's a nice bit about writing that my husband found. Take heart, writers!
I followed the "you might also like" link from this post to your Oct. '10 post on Stephen King and "On Writing." It's funny - I've been a near-closet SK-lover since my teens (good Christians don't like SK, don't you know), but his writing can be brilliant! Thanks for that and this post's reminder. Thanks also for the info. in your comment today re: the actress in "Narnia" - I didn't know that re: the set - what a marvelous idea, and how much fun that must have been for her.
I'm too easily freaked out to read SK! My imagination does just fine without help. :/ So, I wasn't aware that Christians don't read him... that's funny.
My kind don't, anyway - he glorifies hell! (So they say.) But I am out of the closet, now! And yes, his stuff is VERY creepy. I'm so glad you came back for another visit - I love having you! That really is cute re: the mp3 player - my brother will like that - we see all those movies together (and X Men, and Harry Potter...).
Haha, I haven't written anything really in so long. Apart from sermons. And my poor blog is so neglected. I'm still trying to figure out how to balance life with a full time job, family and church responsibilities! I haven't really included much of my many extracurricular (can you use that term when you're no longer in school?) activities.
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hi su!
I've given you a BLOG AWARD. Feel free to drop by anytime to pick it up. Just a little something to brighten up your day. :)
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Great video. :)
@nutschell: Woo! An award! :D
@Eagle: I thought so, too!
I followed the "you might also like" link from this post to your Oct. '10 post on Stephen King and "On Writing." It's funny - I've been a near-closet SK-lover since my teens (good Christians don't like SK, don't you know), but his writing can be brilliant! Thanks for that and this post's reminder. Thanks also for the info. in your comment today re: the actress in "Narnia" - I didn't know that re: the set - what a marvelous idea, and how much fun that must have been for her.
I'm too easily freaked out to read SK! My imagination does just fine without help. :/ So, I wasn't aware that Christians don't read him... that's funny.
My kind don't, anyway - he glorifies hell! (So they say.) But I am out of the closet, now! And yes, his stuff is VERY creepy. I'm so glad you came back for another visit - I love having you! That really is cute re: the mp3 player - my brother will like that - we see all those movies together (and X Men, and Harry Potter...).
Yikes - "the kind from which I am bred" I should have said. Something like that.
Totally understood! ;) I'm sure "my" kind don't, either, but the question just never arose for me.
What a great video. I never though about Shakespeare and his "To Be Or Not To Be" quote.
Oh, yeah, I LOL'd at that bit!
What a nice lady. I feel great after listening to that.
Man, I'm doing it wrong then!
Haha, I haven't written anything really in so long. Apart from sermons. And my poor blog is so neglected.
I'm still trying to figure out how to balance life with a full time job, family and church responsibilities! I haven't really included much of my many extracurricular (can you use that term when you're no longer in school?) activities.
@Deborah: Cool!
@sparquay: My writing schedule has been dismal of late as well. And you can totally use extracurricular when you aren't in school.
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