Posted by Julie on February - 22 - 2012
I apparently was out of it last week feeling under the weather because I forgot to do the A2Z meme for the letter F. So today I double up. F—Forget G—Garage I know, clear as mud, right? But I think for someone, it might be a FANTASTIC lesson. See, nearly eight years ago we knew we were moving 300 miles away from everyone and everything we knew. It was a huge step of FAITH during a very dark season of loss and change. While I stayed in Upstate NY to sell the house, my husband rented in Ohio looking for [ Read More ]
Posted by Julie on February - 21 - 2012
*guest post by Raquel Byrnes The Almost Kiss clash has been a whirlwind of romance, breathless moments, and possibilities! Your responses to the excerpts were amazing.Both books were great examples of riveting Christian Fiction available out there, but there can be only one winner and I am happy to announce that book is… A Thyme for Love by Pamela S. Meyers! Pamela’s winning Almost Kiss excerpt was full of sparks and surprises. Here’s a small snippet of the great scene: …Marc tipped my chin up with his index finger. “April, you’re sweating.” He pulled a handkerchief from his pocket [ Read More ]
Posted by Julie on February - 20 - 2012
Just a reminder the debut issue of Splickety magazine is available for digital (free) and print ($5.50) enjoyment. The magazine is chocked full of short stories. My own flash fiction, Tires and Windchimes, is included. Go ahead, download, purchase, and tell others to do the same. Thanks! http://www.juliearduini.com Surrendering the good, the bad, and—maybe one day—the chocolate Contact Me
Posted by Julie on February - 20 - 2012
It’s Marriage Monday! e-Mom wants to hear from you, so take a look, write your post, and link up. Here’s your chance to tell us what you’ve learned about submission in Christian marriage. I know that for some women, this is a particularly challenging topic. If you’re uncomfortable with this one, no worries. Feel free to take a pass this time around. However, if you’re ready to dive right in—but stumped as to how to begin—you might consider selecting one of the following writing prompts. 1. Define the Greek word for submission, “hupotasso” [hoop-ot-as-so]. 2. Tell us a story. [ Read More ]
