Years Go By
The sixteenth entry in a web log--well, that's not a particularly special number, but it is made special by the fact that this is posting on New Year's Eve, the end of 2021. Tomorrow will be next year.
Although I have been busy writing and prepping materials for publication, it has been another slow stretch. In Verse Proportion continued, with chapters 33 through 39 covering more from Joe Kondor, Bob Slade, and Derek Brown.
The Bible Study covered John 16:22 through 32, with three Musings posts, Harmless looking at Christmas television specials, Birth impressed by how the cleansing requirements for new mothers protect children, and Heart about what God really wants. The Christian Gamers Guild also published RPG-ology #49: Stitches , looking at changes in a local hospital emergency room in a piece about getting setting details right, then today finished the year with a retrospective index recalling everything everyone submitted, 2021 at the Christian Gamers Guild Reviewed .
The mark Joseph "young" web log post had one entry, #434: Foolish Wisemen , about those who celebrate Christ's birth but never go beyond that. That blog publishes its annual review of all I've published on New Year's Day, so you will be able to find it there tomorrow, but it won't be linked here until mid-month.
I should also again mention Patreon, where whether or not you support me as a patron you can keep up to date on what I'm writing as it posts.
Although I have been busy writing and prepping materials for publication, it has been another slow stretch. In Verse Proportion continued, with chapters 33 through 39 covering more from Joe Kondor, Bob Slade, and Derek Brown.
The Bible Study covered John 16:22 through 32, with three Musings posts, Harmless looking at Christmas television specials, Birth impressed by how the cleansing requirements for new mothers protect children, and Heart about what God really wants. The Christian Gamers Guild also published RPG-ology #49: Stitches , looking at changes in a local hospital emergency room in a piece about getting setting details right, then today finished the year with a retrospective index recalling everything everyone submitted, 2021 at the Christian Gamers Guild Reviewed .
The mark Joseph "young" web log post had one entry, #434: Foolish Wisemen , about those who celebrate Christ's birth but never go beyond that. That blog publishes its annual review of all I've published on New Year's Day, so you will be able to find it there tomorrow, but it won't be linked here until mid-month.
I should also again mention Patreon, where whether or not you support me as a patron you can keep up to date on what I'm writing as it posts.
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Goodreads was nagging me, as a Goodreads author, to start another web log--I say another, because I already have the mark Joseph "young" web log http://www.mjyoung.net/weblog/ where I dabble eclectica
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