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Canadian Writers Who Are Christian–on becoming a speaker

Today I posted at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian as I do each month. I had the opportunity of speaking to a gathering of Rotarians in Guelph, Ontario. Read the post here about becoming a speaker. While you’re there, look … Continue reading →

NaNoWriMo and other sites for writers

Since the last few posts have been about writing, I thought I’d share a link that a fellow editor posted to our listserv yesterday. Since some editors are also writers, it was certainly applicable, and since editors work with words, … Continue reading →

What does a person write about?

  A few posts ago, I wrote about the empty page and the challenge it can be to writers. Sometimes those words just roll out on the page and then other times they don’t. When I speak to a group … Continue reading →

October afternoon–what a glorious day

It’s such a beautiful day that I could not stay inside, and so I went out with camera in hand. the last of my morning glories, fading a little at a time facing the sun bearberry (uva ursi arctostaphylus), with … Continue reading →

Learning to give thanks–Carolyn R. Wilker

Today I posted over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian.  Go there and read my post “Learning to Give Thanks.” Stay awhile and be encouraged, entertained and inspired by the posts of other Canadian Writers Who Are Christian.   Blessings  … Continue reading →

Leadership in Action–4-H Clubs Ontario

“Since 1915 the 4-H program in Ontario has made a big difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of 4-H members, volunteers and club leaders like you.” –from the Leadership in Action, volume 13, issue 01 The 4-H club … Continue reading →

Baptism is like anointing

This morning at our church a child was to be baptized and so the pastor, in his children’s message, asked if the children knew what it meant to be baptized. A cousin of the child to be baptized offered that … Continue reading →

Writers Unite in Drayton

Last evening I had the opportunity to speak to a group of writers in Drayton, Ontario, an evening I’ve been looking forward to since early August. Writers Unite meets  once a month in an art studio called Studio Factor on … Continue reading →

The page was blank

This morning I opened a new page on my blog. It was white and grey– without any words or photos. For a short moment, that blank page was intimidating, as though it were challenging me to fill it. But I … Continue reading →

My week has included …

There seems to be no shortage of action on my calendar, though there has been time for proper rest and relaxation. My week, since Saturday, has included: Word on the Street in Kitchener, Ontario.  A rather wet day for the … Continue reading →

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