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Jack of All Trades vs. Master of One
Is it better to dabble and excel in several things that you love or focus and commit to one talent, one discipline you’re not sure you want to spend the rest of your life doing, but you enjoy? That’s the dilemma Joey, my 12 year old, is facing. We just had an audition with a…
Who Doesn't Love a Geek?
A computer Geek, that is! IPs, URLs, PHP. Who can keep them all straight! A Geek can and I sure could use a Geek now as I delve into buying a theme for my new Writer…Interrupted blog. I’m nervous and clueless. But when I first started with blobspot a while back, I learned a little…
Bankruptcy of Our Nation
by Jerry Robinson With all the depressing media news, which I avoid at all costs, Bankruptcy of Our Nation by Jerry Robinson was the last book I wanted to read. In fact, books like this are the last thing people in hard times want to read. Instead, they crave feel good stories, an escape…fiction. Which…
The Power to Change Today by Gregory Dickow
Gregory Dickow touches on a timeless subject. We all want to live fulfilled, satisfying lives, but can we really make that happen? That’s the question I asked myself before I opened the book. The subtitle says The “Simple Secrets to the Satisfied Life.” I have to admit I haven’t read the entire book, and well,…
Making Life Better!
Who wouldn’t want that! www.makinglifebetter.com is all about making OUR lives better through helping women feel good, look good and getting more out of their life! With categories such as food/recipes, beauty/tips, home/family, vitality/wellness, it’s a busy woman’s one stop place to find all the tips we need to well…make our lives better! They even…
What’s the Point?
Confession time! It’s getting harder and harder to rejoice with friends and fellow writers when they receive the “call,” that first book contract, or for that matter their ninth book contract! Years ago I couldn’t rejoice at all. Jealously and longing for my own “news” was all I could see. Then God delivered me of…
Rose House by Tina Ann Forkner
This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Rose House WaterBrook Press (May 5, 2009) by Tina Ann Forkner ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Tina Ann Forkner writes contemporary fiction that challenges and inspires. She grew up in Oklahoma and graduated with honors from CSU Sacramento before settling in Wyoming. She lives with her husband, their…
City of the Dead by TL Higley
Just started this one and I’ve been reminded why I’ve been fascinated with ancient Egypt and why my current novels center around an archeologist and an Egyptian artifact. I only wish I would have thought to write this series first! It is time for a FIRST Wild Card Tour book review! If you wish to…
Wall Fountains, The New Calgon Escape
Since we moved into our new home six months ago we haven’t been able to use our master bath. For one, it had a leak and hubby had to uproot the sunk in whirlpool tub with the help of 7 men and once he fixed the problem, the tub sat in the middle of our…
Shepherd’s Fall by W.L. Dyson
Shepherd’s Fall opens strong with Nick Shepherd, bounty hunter and oldest of the Shepherd siblings, trying to play the hero. Unfortunately, things don’t work out how he planned and his life starts to spin out of control. Eight months later his teenage daughter is in rebellion, and he’s no closer to saving the family business,…