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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Writing the Blog People Can’t Wait to Read
When Susy Flory, Director of West Coast Christian Writers, asked me to speak on blogging at the 2019 conference, she gave me the session title Writing the Blog People Can’t Wait to Read. I wasn’t going to quibble over the … Continue reading
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Naming Rights – When Meaning and Metaphor Meet Reality
[Today’s guest post is from Lewis Seaton.] What’s in a name? To hear Juliet tell it, a name has no significance. It doesn’t mean a thing. But then again, who is Juliet? Just a character in another play written by … Continue reading
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Tagged a rose by any other name, belief, faith, Lewis Seaton, Name
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Treating Women as People Does Not Depend on Their Relationship to Men
Our expectations for how men should treat women are often stated in the negative — don’t abuse; don’t oppress; don’t sexually assault. These are obvious, bare minimum standards for male behavior that shouldn’t have to be stated, but here we … Continue reading
Lent Isn’t for Everyone – knowing when to give up on self-deprivation
Lent isn’t for everyone. There are people who have lived with deprivation their whole lives, forced deprivation where someone has told them they’re worthless, and anything they’ve ever gained has been snatched from them because they’re told they’re underserving of … Continue reading
The Day You Shared Your Umbrella
[Today’s guest post is from Cori Lynn, who writes of the benefits of not having your own umbrella.] It was a rainy afternoon at the West Coast Christian Writers Conference when I shared an umbrella with Robin Jones Gunn. In … Continue reading
My High School Science Teacher Let Me Watch Game Shows for Homework
At 7:00 every weekday night the game shows came on. Not the same game show. Every night it was different. I watched them all. Game Show Science Beverly Kong taught biology at Oceana High School. She was quiet, small, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Beverly Kong, game shows, homework, Oceana, psychology, writing
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