Two Writing Accomplishments

On my writing day last week I did two pretty significant things.
1) I put together a new table of contents for my book. Let me know if you'd like me to email it to you. Just click on the comment box below and give me your name and email address. All comments go to my email before they are posted, so I'll make sure your email address doesn't appear publicly, and of course, I won't send you any fwds!
2) I SET UP A BLOG FOR WIDOWS! I'm not ready for it to really be seen yet, but I'd like to get your reaction. Please visit it at http://widowschristianplace.blogspot.com/ and let me know what you think!

WRITING UPDATE: Tomorrow is my writing day. I'm not sure what I'll tackle yet, but I am sure I need prayer! Thanks for checking in on me.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Margo wrote:
I'd love a copy of your table of contents...you are amazing...how do you get so much done in a day? Your widows blog is outstanding and perfectly great...you have accomplished so many great things! Big hug!
Monday, January 11, 2010
Toni said…
Yes, please send me a copy of your T of C.

The widows' blog looks good, and I like the "topic of the day" concept -- reminds me of Midday Connection. You note that becoming a widow is a fear many women share; will you be sharing preparation advice? As a State Farm agent, so many clients ask, "What are the odds of ____ happening?" I ask clients to prepare for the possibility of a tragic event, not measure the probability, and share experiences that other clients and I have had and learn from them. We are to help bear each other's burdens, so thank you, Ferree, for sharing the stuff you know, and for keeping us posted:)
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
The Bowman Blog said…
widows blog looks like it will be a great resource. Cool.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Anonymous said…
Dad & I thought your program plans look great. May God bless in every way. Love, Mom 'n Dad
Saturday, January 16, 2010
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