I’ve been very behind on blog posts recently but as I get caught up I am astounded with the writing talent out there in the blog world. I just love getting to know other bloggers and seeing the world through their eyes.
I started a list of some of my recent favorite blog posts about two months ago, before Covid hit us, and decided to simply add others I’ve found since then to the list, picking up where I’d left off.
Here are a few of my favorite blog posts from the past couple of months:
Heidi Gray McGill had me hooked on this post entitled PEBKAC can’t be fixed.
I liked this part: “Even when I haven’t invited God into my life’s decisions and plans, He is still working remotely, keeping me from utter destruction. Even when I feel like I’m having a one-way conversation and He isn’t holding up His end, I see things changing before my eyes.”
Fuel for the Race: Ornament of You
For His Purpose: A Cord of Three Strands
C.S. Wachter on Hopes, Hearts, and Heroes with The Speed of a Thought (about not letting anyone pressure a writer into writing faster than they need or want to).
Ways to Fight Or Flight Response by Brainless Blogger
Thrills for Hope by Mama’s Empty Nest
Every Small Voice with Five Pieces of Trash
Houses (a short story for Christmas) by Manitoba Mom
Our Little Red House: A Little Break Now And Then Is Okay . . .some fun Christmas shows to watch
Do you have any good posts you’ve read lately? Let me know in the comments.
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What a treasure you are! Thank you for including my blog post. I genuinely appreciate this courtesy.
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Your welcome! I enjoyed the post!
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Thanks for the list, and for including my story!
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You’re welcome!! I had a couple of yours I enjoyed and wanted to add but thought I shouldn’t look like I was playing favorites. 😉
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Haha! That makes me feel special ☺️
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You should! I enjoy your writing!
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❤️❤️
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