Monday: Jan Drexler discussed Are You Thinking About A Change? The winner of a copy of Convenient Amish Proposal is Linda Sammaritan! And the winner of a $10 Amazon Gift Card (for suggesting a possible pen name) is Nicki Chapelway! Congratulations!
Wednesday: USA TODAY Bestselling Author Debby Giusti talked about the little voice that tries to sabotage our writing in a blogspot entitled, "Jail The Negative Voice!" Debby hosted a drawing for a copy--print or digital--of her Publishers Weekly Bestseller, Dangerous Amish Inheritance, along with a digital copy of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way, featured in the blog. The winner of the drawing is Kristy Horine! Congrats, Kristy! Contact Seekerville with your contact information to receive your prize!
Friday: Pam Hillman talks about Embrace Your Season
Sunday: Scripture and Prayer Request
Monday: Seekerville Closed for Memorial Day
Wednesday: Cate really is talking about Growth Mindsets for Writers this time! What mindset does it take to be successful and how do you develop one? Come chat with us and find out.
Friday: Erica will be talking about how to handle those Dreaded One Star Reviews, and she's invited lots of author friends to come show their best/favorite one stars and their advice on how to deal with them.
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Wishing you all a blessed and poignant Memorial Day weekend. We are blessed to live in freedom because we were blessed by the courage of brave men and women who came before us. God bless our military.
ReplyDeleteAmen, Ruthy. My dad and grandfather, a couple of brothers-in-law, a niece, an uncle and others in my family all served. It used to be almost everyone. Now there are few who have served. We're detached from the price we pay for freedom.
DeleteAmen, Ruthy!
DeleteLooks like a good week ahead. So important to connect with other Christian writers, especially now. Wherever you're at, have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi kaybee, happy Memorial Day Weekend. It's another cool rainy weekend here. I suppose it'll go from cold to hot in one day.
DeleteThank you, Kathy!
DeleteI'm giving thanks this weekend for all those in uniform who gave their lives so we could remain "the land of the brave and the home of the free!" God bless them and God bless the USA!
ReplyDeleteI'm also remembering the Gold Star families who mourn the loss of their loved ones. May the Lord provide peace and comfort.
Debby, I'm joining you in giving thanks and praying for Gold Star families.
DeleteHappy Weekend, everyone. Hope it is a good weekend for all. My husband and I drove out of town today. My dad's cousin passed away this week and her funeral was today. We chose not to go to the service itself but drove to the cemetery. It was my first trip out of the county since March! We did get to see my dad and my brother--standing at a distance in our masks and not hugging. I will be glad when we can do that again. I was glad to at least make it to the cemetery. She had three daughters and our family spent quite a bit of time together growing up.
ReplyDeleteSandy, I'm so sorry for your loss. But I'm thankful you got to see some family to remember your dad's cousin.
DeleteAudra, thanks for the great Weekend Edition! I hope you're all having a wonderful weekend!
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