I’m 5 today! And you know what that means — It means I get to go to school with the bigger blogger kids now! According to development experts, these are the: 10 Key Traits of a Five Year Old Displays … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is the creator of yellowlamplight. I don’t know her name, but more and more I feel I know her character. Which is? Well, to quote her, “I adore [life], but I don’t trust it. I … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Matthew Winters of Honest Thoughts from a Pastor. Matthew is a warts-and-all guy. He’s still young but, true to his blog’s title, he honestly addresses his own failings and spiritual restoration. Here and elsewhere … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Ali Bailey, a UK-based poet who, in her own words, has “never found a use for this habit.” And so, she says, “I thought I would just gather my poems together here, in one … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Bereaved Single Dad (I’m afraid I don’t know his name), a widowed Englishman with wit, hope, and an indomitable spirit. Sometimes he’s funny, sometimes he rants, but he’s always engaging. Bottom line: He cares. … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Cindy Knoke, a former psychotherapist who packed everything up and moved to a rural (think “wild”) location she calls “The Holler.” Cindy now traipses local and foreign settings, taking spectacular photos of better adapted … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Phillip Mullins of the oddly named blog site Phillip Mullins. Actually, Phillip, does have a theme: it’s science, technology (he formerly called his site “Second Rate Scientist”), family, kids, faith, life and… Well, OK, … Continue reading →
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My Featured Bloggers this week are Sara Ferreira and Gisela Martins, two gifted Portuguese artists who blog under the name Star Two. I have been consistently impressed with the imagination and talent so richly displayed in Gisela and Sara’s work, … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is Sim Chen Xing, graduate of the Singapore University of Social Sciences and creator of the blog site The Manifold Wisdom of God. Sim intelligently and passionately explores the intersection between science and faith. Some … Continue reading →
My Featured Blogger this week is the smart, witty, opinionated, often sarcastic, and generally very wise blogger at See, There’s This Thing Called Biology, a.k.a. Insanity Bytes. I’m afraid that, despite several years of following her blog, I haven’t yet … Continue reading →
