Okay, so this is a very tight category to me. There are several authors that I tend to love just about everything they write. The first two are a tie because they are so good and different enough it’s hard to do a direct head to head comparison. 1) Fire Dancer by Colleen Coble. Here’s the link to my review …
Dance Praise
Have you seen the Digital Praise Dance pads? They are AWESOME! My husband received a couple as demo sets this summer and we have had a blast with them. So much so that my dad asked for one for Christmas. My siblings tell me it’s just like Dance Revolution…never having danced on Dance Revolution, I can’t vouch for the accuracy …
Merry Christmas — a little late
I hope you all had a fabulous day celebrating all that Jesus did for us. I am humbled to think of the sacrifices He made by coming down to earth as a baby. And to think He created us knowing that His death on the cross and resurrection would be required. The kids and I are in Nebraska while my …
WOW!
It’s late, so this will be short. What a day! I emailed the proposal for the third book in the Nebraska World War Two series in to my editor today. Now I get to wait to hear if they like either book two or three and want to purchase them. I have my fingers crossed and prayers flying. Then late …
When Tragedy Strikes
This will be a short post to balance out last night’s. On Terry Whalin’s blog today he had a link to an article written by Mike Morehouse, a man who lost his father when the Marshall University football team died in the plane crash 36 years ago. I highly recommend the article to get a sense of the people behind …
Research Tips
I have a confession to make. I love research. I was a history minor at the University of Nebraska and talk about getting a masters in history. Yeah, I know. In all my spare time, I’ll start working on it. My husband looks cross-eyed at me, too, when I mention it. He thinks a law degree should be sufficient. 🙂 …
The Senate
Just when you think things are stable in Washington — whether you like em or not — everything gets tossed in the air again. There’s still no clear word on how Senator Johnson from South Dakota is doing, but for an interesting article on what could happen, check out this article from TIME.
Christian Publishing
Sometimes it takes me awhile to get around the blogosphere. Today I traveled over to Michael Hyatt’s blog From Where I Sit. He is the President and CEO of Thomas Nelson. On Monday he discussed their publishing standards in a great post. People often ask me what it means to be in Christian publishing. I am an infant in this …
Sometimes the law is strange
Today I learned I won a pretty major motion. This is the kind of motion that if I had lost it, my client would be denied their day in court. Because we won, now I have to try to figure out how to construct a case on this piece that will win at trial, or look good enough to get …
Here’s a new one
I am always amazed at the ideas people come up with and with the people who tell them they can’t be done. Today’s Forbes online is running an article about a Marine in North Carolina who wanted to auction his name to the highest bidder. Yep, whoever paid the most money would be able to tell him what he would …