Things I like about living in a rural area in the fall:
Seeing entire families, mom, daughters, husband and sons in the grocery store shopping for dinner - after being out deer hunting all day. And everyone-including the women-is in full camouflage, hunting boots and caps.
Seeing rifles and shotgun racks in cars and trucks outside the grocery store.
Wondering if that noise outside is a raccoon, possum or skunk - not a burglar.
The smell of woodsmoke and burning leaves no matter what time of day or where you are.
Talking to complete …

Okay - blog interruption. I don’t sell or push anything on this blog. I just don’t. It’s not because I have anything against selling stuff. I just rarely find anything worth supporting or buying. But I bought a book called “The Usual Error” a couple years ago - written by Pace and Kyeli - and it remains the best book I’ve ever read on communication skills.
Okay, so now Pace and Kyeli have come up with a year long program called “52 weeks to Awesome”. It’s a 52- week program …

If you are the average Christian, or have been exposed to the average Christian version of Christmas, and the birth and in the manager and Noah and the flood, your basic knowledge of God, the Bible and Christianity goes something like this:
God created the heavens and the earth in six days and rested on the seventh day which is Sunday which is why we have to go to Church one day a week. God made Adam. Adam got lonely, so God took a rib out of his side and made …

December is probably the only time of year people will tolerate, albeit some with gritted teeth, talk of God and Jesus Christ. After all, the whole manager scene IS what Christmas is about. But this year I’m going to do something unusual. I’m going to talk about what really went on and the back story of Christmas. You know - UFO’s, giants, spirits, demons, the galactic battle between good and evil. It’s all stuff the mainstream church doesn’t talk about. Jesus wasn’t just a sweet little baby born in a …

I am a full-time writer. I make my living writing ebooks, brochures, copy and ads. My writing makes people a lot of money. I love what I do. But I get a little frustrated with the business amateurs. Business amateurs are the people who think you can buy a $5,000 item for $5 and then sell it for $10,000. Nice work if you can get it, but don’t shop here with me please.
I just bid on a job on an online copy writing site. My rate of course was well …