Earlier this year I started frequenting a new social networking site, this one a
network for Christian Writers. After swallowing some resistance to "Christian" as an adjective I've found it a good place to go to give and receive guidance and encouragement. If you're a writer and have some questions you'd like to talk about with other writers, consider stopping in or joining up. This month I agreed to participate in a "Blog Chain" with other folks from christianwriters.com. The theme this month is looooooooooooove. Here are the bloggers, their blog names, and the dates they will post on this topic.
Feb 3: Chris Henderson,
TheWriteChris
Feb. 4: Tracy Krauss,
Expression Express
Feb. 5: Scott Fields,
Dead Man Writing
Feb. 6: Keith Wallis,
wordsculptures
Feb. 7: Traci Bonney,
Tracings
Feb. 8: Chris Perdue:
The Bible Stop (part 1)
Feb. 9: Adam Collings,
The Collings Zone
Feb. 8: Chris Perdue:
The Bible Stop (part 2)
Feb. 11: Naomi Musch,
Write Reason
Feb. 12: Lynn Mosher,
Heading Home
Feb. 13: Cindee Snider Re,
Breathe Deeply
Feb. 14: Liberty Speidel,
Word Wanderings
Feb. 15: Ruth Rockafield,
Power of the Pen
Feb. 16: Victor Travison,
Lightwalker's View
Feb. 18: Sheila Hollinghead,
Clearing Skies
Feb. 19: Sarah Grace,
Write-Minded
Feb. 20: Edward Lewis,
Sowing the Seeds
Feb. 21: Linda Yezak,
777 Peppermint Place
Feb. 23: Nona King,
Word Obsession
Feb. 25: Chris Depew,
The Beulah Land Blog
Feb. 28: Marti Smith,
Telling Secrets
5 comments:
Great to have you on the chain.
Thanks, Adam! We'll see where it all goes. And if being "last" is a benefit or detriment!
I like your title here. I had much the same thought when I started in with this activity, and said as much in my first post with the chain: "Once convinced that I could participate without the stress of duress—that my friends and relatives were safe even if I slipped up and 'broke the chain'—I thought it sounded like fun."
And I was right--it is fun. Great fun, in fact. The only down side right now is having to wait to the end of the month to see what you're going to post. . . !
I decided I wanted to see where everyone else went with this, first... and then I thought it might be nice to include links to the actual, relevant posts at the end of mine, rather than to the blogs themselves. I wasn't sure what I wanted to write about either. But I think I've got it now! Enjoyed yours...
I think going last will be good because you've had the chance, as you say, to see what we've all done with it - then you get to wrap it up for us.
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