I just finished Three Cups of Tea. Boy, that was a good book! For those who have not heard of it, it is a story about a man who fails to climb K2, the second highest mountain in the word, due to his need to participate in a rescue. While he is recovering from exhaustion…
Just wanted to send out a hello to a couple of folks who recently befriended this site. Welcome and thanks! Wright’s Writing Corner will continue on Wednesdays…the rest of the week, there is just general chatter, for which I hope you will be forgiving. Much cheer, Jagi
Does anyone know if there is something like Youtube for children? The Cherubim loves to watch Thomas videos on Youtube. He loves surfing through and picking the videos to watch, so while we can download videos, he is not as happy with them. Yesterday, I heard him shouting: "Oh, no! Oh, no!"…which is not that odd,…
For my first ever Wright’s Writing Corner entry (I realize it should be Lamplighter’s Writing Corner, but that doesn’t sound as good), I have a guest blog by my husband, John C. Wright, in which he shares his insights on becoming a writer. Most of you probably know, but John is the author of nine…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. For my first ever Wright’s Writing Corner entry (I realize it should be Lamplighter’s Writing Corner, but that doesn’t sound as good), I have a guest blog by my husband, John C. Wright, in which he shares his insights on becoming a writer.…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. For my first ever Wright’s Writing Corner entry (I realize it should be Lamplighter’s Writing Corner, but that doesn’t sound as good), I have a guest blog by my husband, John…
Again…only of interest to those who would like to join us in prayer:
This is the week that I unveil my new Wednesday Writing Blog. The debut article will be by John…his writing tips for new writers. He offered and it seemed like a nice idea.
There is a little girl in the Hope Project in China (an effort to find permenant homes for older children) whose time is about to run out. In a couple of months, she turns fourteen and will no longer be elegible for adoption. Our agency is asking for prayers that she find her forever home…
Juss, coming home from Taekwando: "My heel is my great weakness, like Odysseus." Mommy: "Er…I think you mean Achillies."