August was a busy month and I definitely learned a thing or two. I am going to use words and pictures to share the highlights! I like Facebook for many reasons and one of them is its ability to make me laugh! Oh my goodness there are some funny things on there. Late July/early August… [Read More]
Change
what i learned in december
Soon, Emily P Freeman will open her linkup “What I Learned in December” and I thought I’d get a jump start today on the 29th, as I write this. I think if one doesn’t learn something in December, one might not be “learnable” – yes, I know that is not a word but it fits!… [Read More]
blogger’s blues
Are you experiencing the symptoms? Or, do you have the full-blown disorder? Has your #write31days feather turned a sad shade of blue? Take heart you are not alone! October is a writer’s high! #write31days is a blogger’s drug of choice! It’s a 31-day fix. Write when your well is full. Write when your well is… [Read More]
back to the abc’s
I guess it’s safe to say that all writers love letters, words, books, creating outlines, and all the etcetera’s in-between! I find safety in these things – things I can read and form. Put a tray of letter tiles in front of me and suddenly I am forming words, names, places. When I was young… [Read More]
who’s left standing?
I’ve been stewing for a couple of weeks. stew: to undergo cooking thinking and pondering, by simmering or slow boiling. I am not a country music fan but I am familiar with the lyrics by Aaron Tipton, You’ve Got to Stand for Something or You’ll Fall for Anything. If you’re familiar, you can guess where I’m going. And, I’m… [Read More]
five minute friday: fear
Y’all know the first thing I do on Friday morning, yes, even before coffee, is go to my hubs’ computer in the laundry room and punch in www.katemotaung.dot.com! I don’t read a thing except for that one word prompt! After that, I go back to the kitchen, get my coffee, go to my chair… [Read More]
the changing church
I grew up in church. A rigid non-denominational, denomination. We wore hats. Women were silent. We “broke bread” every Sonday morning in Morning Meeting. Morning Meeting was quiet. Hymns were sung, but no musical instruments were played, all singing was a capella. My grandpa was Sonday School Superintendent and my sister and I were… [Read More]
what i learned in april
Emily Freeman, a fellow North Carolina sister, writes over at Chatting in the Sky, (honestly) one of my favorite blogs and offers the “what I learned” linkup each month. I enjoy doing this because it causes me to reflect on the month and think on things I would normally put in the to be deleted… [Read More]