“Wow, Saul really did Bad Stuff to David. Hunting him. Throwing a spear at him. Wanting to kill him.”
“Yes, Sy: Saul was a bad king. A very jealous man.”
“But at least, in the end he turned good and started telling everybody about Jesus.”
“What? No, Saul never did that, Sy.”
“But, Don’t you remember? Saul–he became Paul! And he preached about God.”
Here’s a short story vignette that I had posted on a private blog but I wanted to locate them all in one place. I don’t plan on developing the story further than I’ve brought it. It’s a sampling of life, a taste of a fictional happening. I’m reserving rights to this for myself so I would rather you link to it than copy any portion of it.
Some of you may already know of Scott Roche’s audio novel Archangel which he’s been linking to on his site. Planning to make content available on iTunes he wanted some sort of artwork to highlight the feel of his book and he was hoping to incorporate wings or a feather. I opted to focus on the grit and leave the winged/angelic figure as a stamp on the life of the title (and thus title character). Artwork after the jump.
Last night was like a five course meal for us Losties. Likely spoilers below.
You’re on Windows XP. You can see your computer on the network. You can even see its shares. But you can’t access it on the Network. Instead you get a mysterious error saying you may not have enough network privileges to access the network share and that there is not enough server storage available to process your command.
BOOK: Cookies (Bite-Size Life Lessons) by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Jane Dyer
REVIEW SUMMARY: Excellent children’s book, perfect illustrations and a must-buy.
MY RATING: [rating:5]
OVERVIEW: Fun book that hits every need that a parent is looking for in a Children’s book: great words, smart writing and incredible illustrations.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Parents are constantly on the lookout for a new children’s book for their kids’ shelf that takes language, art and some sort of lesson and incorporates all those elements in a nice package: this one fits the order.
