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Happy . . . Now?
In the story I’m writing, I’m working with a character struggling with grief. I’ve long been fascinated with this part of life, maybe because it’s so universal. Writers are always looking for experiences that will touch all of us sooner … Continue reading
A Different Place by Camy/Camille (Camy Tang)
Recently I was reading a book about making new habits and breaking bad habits. It was well-written and easily understandable, but it also talked a lot about the psychology behind behavior, which was fascinating to me as a psych major … Continue reading
The Last Word by Julie Arduini
I remember looking up at the television as Jimmy Fallon re enacted a video he saw. It was David Bowie’s new release, “Lazarus,” and Jimmy was talking about how a couple parts of the video seemed to mimic sketches Jimmy … Continue reading
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Tagged David Bowie, death, eternity, goodbye, Jimmy Fallon, Julie Arduini, Lazarus, obituary, The Last Word, The Tonight Show, video
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WHY WRITERS WRITE WHAT THEY WRITE by Vicki Hinze
WHY WRITERS WRITE WHAT THEY WRITE BY VICKI HINZE If you ask ten writers why they’ve written the books they’ve written, you won’t get ten different answers. You’ll get a question: Which book? Because each book captures, captivates … Continue reading
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Tagged ICE, In Case of Emergency, Vicki Hinze, Why Writers Write What They Write
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Ready, Set, FREE!
January! Definitely the time of year to curl up with a good book. Awww, you say, any time of the year is a good time for that. I couldn’t agree more! But somehow the long, cold days of this month—the … Continue reading
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THE FLOOD by Hannah Alexander
Two days after Christmas our area of the country was hit with such flooding that even those of us who live above the flood plain were hit. Our basement had 1 1/2 inches of water in it. For a very … Continue reading
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Tagged A New Year, discarding the past, old things
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When Writers Watch Movies and TV by Julie Arduini
Last week Maureen wrote a great post about It’s a Wonderful Life and questioning what happened to Potter and the $8,000? I remember watching The Sound of Music and of all the things I could have said, I only had … Continue reading
Merry Christmas from Tara Randel
To all of the wonderful readers of Christians Read, here is wishing you a blessed Christmas. May the wonder of Christ’s birth bring you, and your family, great joy and peace this holiday season. Also, have a safe and happy … Continue reading
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Potter’s $8,000/A Whimsical Thought from Maureen Lang
The other night I did what many Americans do this time of year: I watched It’s A Wonderful Life. There are many reasons this movie is so popular, between the cast and the acting and a story that will surely … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas movie, It's A Wonderful Life, Mr. Potter
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Season’s Comfort by Hannah Alexander
Are you having a wonderful Christmas season? I pray you are. I’d love to see everyone I know and love–or even those I don’t know or necessarily love–have a wonderful season with all their wishes met. If that’s the case … Continue reading
Our Most Special Merry Christmas
Our Most Special Merry Christmas By Vicki Hinze Soon it will be Christmas Eve, a time of celebration that even an acute awareness of dangerous times can’t dampen because this night, above other nights, people are focused on matters that … Continue reading
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Christmas Delights by Yvonne Lehmann
Two more delightful books have been released in the Moments series. Previous ones are Divine Moments, Christmas Moments, and Spoken Moments. These are being widely acclaimed as memorable and life-changing. First of the recent is Precious, Precocious Moments. In this … Continue reading
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Tagged Christians Read, Christmas Moments, More Christmas Moments, Yvonne Lehmann
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Here Comes Santa Claus
Over Thanksgiving, I finally discovered Pandora. I enjoyed listening to oldies but goodies. At first I listened to Christmas themed songs, but my son complained that he wanted Thanksgiving songs for Thanksgiving. We could listen to Christmas songs starting the … Continue reading
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The Christmas Movie that Gave Me Hope by Julie Arduini
It was 2003. We still lived in Upstate NY and the repercussions from 9/11 were moving throughout the state. My job had been eliminated from the state budget, but because I was pregnant with our second child, we knew I … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas movie, Elf, Hope, Julie Arduini, sickness
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