Blogging
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Threads of revelation
From time to time over the last few months, I’ve thought, “I’m done. My blog should be inactivated. I’ve dried up; there’s nothing more to say.” And yet… With the lack of regular…
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Anonymusing
We were working on our salad when he seemed to change the subject and asked, as we all sometimes do, about the role of moral authority in restraining a person from doing wrong.…
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On writing
It’s been pretty quiet around here lately. What a change from my early days of blogging back in 2007. Back then, I wrote about everything. Ideas were always crowding in, asking to be…
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Intriguing Links
Here are a couple of articles worth reading. Both have been pointed out by friends. Wendell Berry’s Farm Manifesto Takes Root in Culture — about the long-term impact of Berry’s Unsettling of America.…
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You Are a Writer
I downloaded Jeff Goins’ You Are a Writer (So Start Acting Like One) for free on my Kindle a few days ago. It’s not a long book, but it’s one that refreshes and…
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Food for Thought: Restraint
These words from Gandhi were quoted in Quiet: I have naturally formed the habit of restraining my thoughts. A thoughtless word hardly ever escaped my tongue or pen. Experience has taught me that…
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Facebook and blogging
Over the last year I’ve read of several fellow bloggers who’ve left or put limits on their Facebook involvement. One is Deb; another is Jess; most recently, Pastor Dennis. I find something I…
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Back up and running (sort of)
A week ago, I mentioned that I was changing web hosts and strange things might happen to the appearance of this blog. Today marks my safe arrival back after making the transfer. When…
