Mom took me out today.
I needed to get away. Away from computers.
And the internet.
And all the craziness at work, with coworkers and customers.
I needed to get away. Away from doubts, and fears, away from the sense of unrest that's been plaguing me. I'm glad I have a friend in my Mom, who can see that I'm worn down and need a respite.
But I have another Friend, one who offers rest even in the middle of my toil. One who offers a rest that settles in my bones even in the middle of toil. Today was a gift from Him, too. And so is this promise:
"...Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light." Matthew 11:28-30 NASB
Contests!
Two Book Give Away--Contest Ends 10/15/09
Winner Announced: Kayla! See post below for full details!
COTSK Contest WINNERS:
Melissa Rose
MillardtheMK
Noah
Winner Announced: Kayla! See post below for full details!
COTSK Contest WINNERS:
Melissa Rose
MillardtheMK
Noah
What Do You Listen To When You Write?
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Autum Rest
Posted by everlastingscribe at 8:52 PM
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Poll Results
What Do You Notice First About A Book?
RESULTS! Closed 11/11/09
Pick Your Weapon! RESULTS! Closed-11/03/09
Gladius-0%
Hand and Half Sword-16%
Long Bow-25%
Mace-0%
Staff-33%
Pen-25 %
What Kind of Fan Are You? RESULTS! Closed-10/22/09
What Kind of Word Smith Are You? RESULTS!-Closed 10/15/09
I focus on setting-22%
I focus on dialogue-22%
I focus on action-22%
I focus on characters-33%
What Kind of Reader Are You? RESULTS!-Closed 10/07/09
I try and guess where the story is going to go-44%
I read the book and think how I would have written it differently-0%
I race through the story, riding the words like a rollarcoaster-22%
I race through the book and then go back and read my favorite parts again and again-33%
What Kind of Writer Are You? RESULTS!
Character first--1%
Plot First--4%
Balanced Between Plot and Character--5%
All Over The Place--5%
So All Over The Place and Balanced Between Plot and Character tie for the win! All I can say is that there must be some wicked stories out there. I can't wait to read them!
RESULTS! Closed 11/11/09
My attention's always grabbed by the cover-53%
I look on the spine for the author's name-6%
The thicker books are the one that grab my notice-26%
I open the book up to the middle and burry my nose in the pages, sniffing. Scent is important-0%
I flip the book over, ignore the cover and the spine and get to the book blurb-13%
Pick Your Weapon! RESULTS! Closed-11/03/09
Gladius-0%
Hand and Half Sword-16%
Long Bow-25%
Mace-0%
Staff-33%
Pen-25 %
What Kind of Fan Are You? RESULTS! Closed-10/22/09
Shy. I like reading books but I don't want to meet the authors-15%
Avid. I've read everything my favorite author has written!-38%
Curious. I've e-mailed my favorite author or left comments on the blog and asked them questions-38%
What Kind of Word Smith Are You? RESULTS!-Closed 10/15/09
I focus on setting-22%
I focus on dialogue-22%
I focus on action-22%
I focus on characters-33%
What Kind of Reader Are You? RESULTS!-Closed 10/07/09
I try and guess where the story is going to go-44%
I read the book and think how I would have written it differently-0%
I race through the story, riding the words like a rollarcoaster-22%
I race through the book and then go back and read my favorite parts again and again-33%
What Kind of Writer Are You? RESULTS!
Character first--1%
Plot First--4%
Balanced Between Plot and Character--5%
All Over The Place--5%
So All Over The Place and Balanced Between Plot and Character tie for the win! All I can say is that there must be some wicked stories out there. I can't wait to read them!
Scribe is Listening to:
Music:
Chronicles of Narnia Prince Caspian Sound Track.
Books on CD: The Moving Finger Read by Martin Jarvis. Original story by: Agatha Christie
Scribe is Reading:
I am? COOL!
I'm apparently referring to myself in the third person too. Go figure.
Books:
Nightmare's Edge by: Bryan Davis
The Invention of Hugo Cabert (Caldecott Book) by: Brian Selzinck-FINISHED. Mind blowing! Every storyteller should read this book.
FEARLESS by: Max Lucado-FINISHED. Excellent!
Bibles:
NLT Chronological 24/7 Bible paperback
NASB Online at Bible Gateway
I'm apparently referring to myself in the third person too. Go figure.
Books:
Nightmare's Edge by: Bryan Davis
The Invention of Hugo Cabert (Caldecott Book) by: Brian Selzinck-FINISHED. Mind blowing! Every storyteller should read this book.
FEARLESS by: Max Lucado-FINISHED. Excellent!
Bibles:
NLT Chronological 24/7 Bible paperback
NASB Online at Bible Gateway
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- I tell stories all day long. Some with my pen, some with my keyboard and if you can find me, buy me a coffee and I'll tell you one too!
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3 comments:
Thats beutiful scribe, the words and the pictures. Beutiful:|
:-D Thanks Millard! I thought maybe somebody else might need a bit of refreshment too, so I shared.
Thank you, Scribe. If this was on Facebook, I would press the "like" button.
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