The most important post relates to this one of mine:
"Aborting because not enough mature"? WHAT?
So, here it is:
The Maxwell House : NOT mom enough
http://corrieandjosh.blogspot.com/2012/05/not-mom-enough.html
Last one I looked at was the blog of one Edmund who had written this book:
Amazon : stuck.at.seven [while awkwardly aiming for ten] [Kindle Edition]
Edmund Christopher McCombs (Author), Stephanie Meyers (Illustrator)
http://www.amazon.com/stuck-at-seven-while-awkwardly-aiming-ten-ebook/dp/B00BN6V8CE
And where was the blog? Here, right post too, I think:
stuck.at.seven [while awkwardly aiming for ten] : Two Wrongs Don't Make Me Write.
http://www.stuckatseven.com/2013/12/two-wrongs-dont-make-me-write.html
No, I think I forgot first blog post and certainly not forgot but forgot adress of the second one ... no, I can find them by clicking the back button at the left of the adress bar:
articles Bloom ... blossoms for the soul : I Gain Nothing - By Cheryl Goforth
http://cotrwomensministrystudypage.blogspot.fr/2014/10/i-gain-nothing-by-cheryl-goforth.html
Which was of course an opportunity to gently push the Catholic understanding of the Three Theological Virtues.
Actually, this was the first one. I reached it from a post on a blog which I had already commented on. So, I think you can guess what tip it was I read:
Today’s assignment: leave comments on at least four blogs that you’ve never commented on before. |
Note, the further description makes it precise that the comments must be courteous. Related to blog post one comments on, gentle, non-spam. Here is where the "assignment" came from:
The Daily Post [Wordpress] : Blogging 101: Be a Good Neighbor
By Michelle W. [who is obviously spelling things the American way, witness her spelling of neighbour!]
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_assignment/101-commenting/
BUT, there is a fourth blog post to comment under ... BBL.
Hans Georg Lundahl
Nanterre UL
St Hedwig of Poland
16-X-2014
PS, fourth blog post so happened to be somewhat relevant for the part of my writing carreer that is concerned with novels rather than essays ... here it is:
Scraps of Literacy : Hype: Commerce's Noisy Weapon Against Looking Inward - One Reader's Perspective
http://scrapsofliteracy.blogspot.fr/2014/09/hype-commerces-noisy-weapon-against.html
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