Happy Views Day!
Another weekly fact in my year of “Get to Know the Author” mission of courage:
First job after babysitting: Pizza Hut, hired as a cook when I had just turned 15.
Rollin’ in the dough 😉
Christina
NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!!
NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!
Happy Views Day!
Another weekly fact in my year of “Get to Know the Author” mission of courage:
First job after babysitting: Pizza Hut, hired as a cook when I had just turned 15.
Rollin’ in the dough 😉
Christina
I take a break from my standard 300–500-word FROG Blog to share what may develop into something. I’m unsure what that something may, or may not, be yet (YET…a shout out to my word of the year). I’ve recently begun to explore the art of poetry, thanks to connections with brilliant poets. Discrepancy is inspired…
Use your superpower. People sometimes ask me, “Do you believe in God?” I hope they anticipate an affirmative based on how I practice life. Sometimes my example falls short. My typical comeback is, “Yes, because after taking more than 50 revolutions around the sun, I have yet to say, “Let there be light” and a…
I’m blessed to be married to a Mr. Fix-It man. Tig is the first to admit he’s not a handyman when it comes to home repairs. He’s amazingly talented in gearhead operations including restoring and using frugality to enjoy motorsports on a shoestring budget. He excels in vehicle maintenance, spends endless hours researching car builds,…
Rita Reali, JC and his layout/publishing team are finishing my most vulnerable writing assignment, Knee Deep. Red Paint Spilman is busy in his art studio creating this cover while Dottie Justice, Peaches and a small circle of others are part of my advisory team. They allow me to brainstorm my diverse project ideas and offer…
Sabbath Day! I consider it my 24-hour weekly vacation. I love how God included Sabbath Day as a “command” for His people to refrain from tilt-a-whirl living. He instructs us to honor Him as Creator one day every week. This week, I used Sunday to take an unexpected walking retreat. We live in a town…
LESS IS MORE Less if more, even less is even more. This is a guideline an English professor taught about writing and editing. He talked about cutting excessive words (i.e that, just, then, definitely) to tighten story lines. A journalism teacher taught to write like an inverted pyramid in order of most-to-least important points. Tig,…
You are amusing!!!
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Most of my book and writing publications stem from being an awkward 7th grader walking around in a 50 something year old body 😉 Thanks for finding amusement…I appreciate your response! Christina