Group Writing Project Day 7: "Three things my parents did right"
Here are more fantastic entries to the group writing project. Unfortunately I am running out the door to go to a dinner (thanks so much for the good tips!) so I have not read every one of them yet, but I will read them all tonight or tomorrow.
These are new ones since the last update, in the order I received them. I’ll post the final list of all the entries tomorrow.
Answering the question, “What are three things your parents did right?”:
- Treasures From My Folks by Christine at Good Company
- Three things my parents did right by Laura at lines…in pleasant places
- Three things my Parents did right by Elena at My Domestic Church
- Three things my parents did right by Denise at ordinary grace
- Three things my parents did right by Myth at It’s All A Myth
- Three Things My Parents Did Right by Saila at considering the lilies
- 3 Things My Parents Did Right by Tienne at Take the Poor With You
- Three Things My Parents Did Right by Laurel at Plodding Toward Holiness
- Three things my parents did right by el-e-e at hello, self
- Three Things My Parents Did Right by Michelle at Pass the Flu Bug Please
- What my parents did right by Jeannine
- Three things my parents did right by me
Thank you so much to all these great writers.
There’s still a few hours left if anyone wants to throw in a last-minute entry. Here’s the scoop.
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I’ve enjoyed reading these posts. I am lucky in having marvelous parents who, although they didn’t raise me in the church (being as they aren’t Christians), did just about everything else right.
I have a question that you may or may not be able to answer. Recently I found a Catholic nun blog which is interesting and entertaining. But I wonder if it is really written by a nun. Could you have a look & see what you think?
http://asksistermarymartha.blogspot.com/
Thanks!