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Monthly Archives: April 2015
I’m Creative!–No, Really
Author Erika Kind has good feelings about me. Please don’t blame her for this lapse in judgment–she and I only recently started following one another’s blogs and she doesn’t know the real me yet. In fact, she thinks so well … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Writing
Tagged award, blog, blogging, Creative Blogger Award, funny, honor
31 Comments
The Wishing Map 53
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Thirteen: Domestic Blitz Previously: Zack and Gina returned home, wounded and bruised, having promised to send the mysterious Objects (currently in Zack’s room) back to … Continue reading
Posted in Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged Gina, home, Ismara, magic, map, objects, Zack
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The Wishing Map 52
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Twelve: Prophecies and Promises (Continued) Previously: Gina and Zack began to realize that the immense bird Aviar considered their arrival in Ismara the fulfillment of an … Continue reading
Posted in Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged adventure, Aviar, destiny, fantasy, fate, Ismara, mysterious, prophecy
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The Wishing Map 50
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Eleven: …and Found (Continued) Previously: Two immense black widows had begun to push their stingers into Gina’s eyes just as Prince Jenblevó entered the cave… … Continue reading
Posted in Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged danger, fantasy, passion, rescue, surrender, tears
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Rubio Dives In!
Florida Senator Rubio announced his run for the Presidency yesterday. Supporters chanted, “Marco!” While children at a YMCA pool next door shouted, “Polo!” ⇔ ⇔ ⇔ ~Want something a tad deeper? Read How I–Ahem, How God–Revolutionized My Prayer Life
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged election, Marco Rubio, Ms. Information, politics, presidency
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How Memorization Revolutionized My Life
Connecting With God, Part 5 (To read Part 1, click here) I’ve been acting ever since the 6th Grade Talent Show. So you’d think I’d be pretty good at memorization. Nope. Memorization was always the thorn in my theatrical side, … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Religion/Faith, Story Power
Tagged Bible, Connecting With God, James 1:21-22, memorization, prayer, Psalm 102:18
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The Wishing Map 49
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Eleven: …and Found (Continued) Previously: Gina stalled for time as princess Feyrdú waited to take her life. ⇔ ⇔ ⇔ Gina continued her “confession,” desperately plagiarizing, … Continue reading
Posted in Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged confession, danger, death, failure, fantasy, fear, torture
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The Wishing Map 48
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Eleven: …and Found (Continued) Previously: Stalling for time, Gina began “confessing her sins” to the murderous pixie princess Feyrdú. Meanwhile, her brother Zack assembled a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged black widow, confession, danger, death, fantasy, Feyrdú, The Hobbit
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Did Jesus Really Have to Die?
“Jesus died to save people from a blood-thirsty God!” That, says my friend Mac, an influential atheist “evangelist,” is the message of Christianity. “Then, in our place,” he continues, “God sadistically tortured his own Son to death. If God really … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Religion/Faith
Tagged atheism, crucifixion, death, Easter, love, sacrifice, sin
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