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Category Archives: Writing
Confessions of a Workaholic
When I googled “Workaholics Anonymous” I was only half-joking. Last week was my first serious effort to break free from the pit that mires me. Like any addiction, she calls to me, tempting me with her siren song. I want … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, faith, Wants, Writing
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The Lord’s Ways Are Mysterious
January has been a long month, full of surprises. And full of irony. About 3 weeks ago, in pursuit of my blossoming career-interest (life as a full-time writer) I submitted an application to Examiner.com. Last week they let me know … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, Tips for Better Living, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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Welcome 2010, it’s going to be a good year.
Last year I began an exercise regimen that successfully stopped the horrific weight gain (20 pounds!) that plagued me during 2008. Although I was able to stop the trend, I’m still sporting the extra pounds. Other accomplishments of note include … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, life, Wants, Writing
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Welcome 2010, it’s going to be a good year.
Last year I began an exercise regimen that successfully stopped the horrific weight gain (20 pounds!) that plagued me during 2008. Although I was able to stop the trend, I’m still sporting the extra pounds. Other accomplishments of note include … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, life, Wants, Writing
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"I’m in Training"
Oh, the joy of being the new guy. New at a job? New at a hobby? Being new at something brings inherent forgiveness for the inevitable errors and omissions. Last week I bought a new heart rate monitor. Yes, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in life, Wants, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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A day to be truly thankful
Today, as people all across America pause in their busy lives to give thanks, I have blessings beyond measure and my thanks are lifted up as I praise God for all He’s done in my life this year. I just … Continue reading
Posted in faith, life, love, prayer, Tips for Better Living, Writing
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Celebrating Life
This past year was awesome. There were many highs and many lows, but the highs were all higher than the lows. I’ve been through the dark valley before so I know how important it is to appreciate time spent on … Continue reading
Posted in faith, life, love, prayer, trust, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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Where did the words go?
I posted “Where did the time go?” on my other blog this morning. I was surprised to realize a month has elapsed since my last post there. The sister question to “Where did the time go?” is “Where did the … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, life, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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Where did the time go?
In October I started writing a book on parenting and our relationship with God. It’s not a how-to book by any stretch of the imagination. It’s just my musings on these topics. It reads a lot like posts I put … Continue reading
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Guest post – How to Stay Young!
This was forwarded to me. Given my intense focus on writing a novel as part of NaNoWriMo I’m going to “borrow” this as a way of blowing the dust off of this blog. 1. Throw out nonessential numbers. This includes … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, life, prayer, Tips for Better Living, Writing
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