And yes ... I do know how to spell.
I had a near (too-near) encounter with a bear at camp. It is a thrilling story that I want to share with you, but first I have to clarify a little about where my head was at.
This all goes back to a path that God placed me on twenty months ago. For those of you who follow me regularly you know I am referring to when God asked me to write stories. If you are new, check out this post for more information.
Ninety percent of the time God gives me the complete story He wants me to write. However, twice now God has only given me the person. A real person.
Come with me on a journey back in time to Southridge Bible Camp in northern Saskatchewan. It is July 17th, 2011. I am invited to the camp to be the Speaker to the grade 4, 5 and 6 campers. There are no campers present yet, they will arrive in a couple hours. Right now I am sitting in the dining hall with about
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
The Power of Words
I am 'borrowing' this video off another blog I have been reading. It is powerful. Enjoy and take it to heart.
As an author, words are very important. I am researching about editing and there is a lot of advice out there on sloppy words and ineffective phrases. (Which I am certain I use too many of them.) Just remember the term ... learning curve, as you read my story.
So as I edit my six manuscripts over the next while I will be using the great advice of the video.
By the way, if you haven't wished your mom a happy Mother's Day yet, make your words count!
To my Mom: I love you for everything you have shown me. Your ability to love others has increased my definition of friend and family so much. Your kindness to everyone I have ever seen you with has allowed me the eyes to see the unlovable and the hearts that are searching to be loved. You have shown me that today is a beautiful day and I MUST see it while I can. Love you MOM!
I made two posts today, so don't forget to scroll down.
As an author, words are very important. I am researching about editing and there is a lot of advice out there on sloppy words and ineffective phrases. (Which I am certain I use too many of them.) Just remember the term ... learning curve, as you read my story.
So as I edit my six manuscripts over the next while I will be using the great advice of the video.
By the way, if you haven't wished your mom a happy Mother's Day yet, make your words count!
To my Mom: I love you for everything you have shown me. Your ability to love others has increased my definition of friend and family so much. Your kindness to everyone I have ever seen you with has allowed me the eyes to see the unlovable and the hearts that are searching to be loved. You have shown me that today is a beautiful day and I MUST see it while I can. Love you MOM!
I made two posts today, so don't forget to scroll down.
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