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In 2022, I'm looking to engage more regularly with some podcasts, newsletters and blogs. One of my goals is also related to output - my own creative content.
This is my annual look-back on which blog posts received the most traffic. Thanks for reading along and following my blog for another year! At end of the post, I offer my own personal favorites (which often aren't my readers!).
Another year and another annual book post. The genres of books I read last year were definitely varied. Politics and social justice issues were an investment. Books on faith and intimacy with Jesus are to be expected. I enjoyed a few new fiction series as well! Here's the best of what I read...
It's been almost two years of "14 days to bend the curve." If you've gotten your COVID information from the MSM, CDC or FDA, surely by now, you've started wondering why "science" changed so drastically in just a few months of early 2020.
Is 2022 just the second bad sequel to 2020, following a less-than-stellar 2021? Or is it pregnant with hope and possibility? Over and above rampant COVID, cultural issues and partisan politics, there's a perspective and reality that will help you see 2022 as indeed being a "happy new year."
The annual Christmas tree toss - it’s become a sappy tradition that an international audience roots for.
Our Christmas this year involved a new family member - again, and with the addition, we experience a "drop the mic" moment.
This 'Nuff Said entry highlights a Christmas movie you won't want to miss, a look at the Gen Z conspiracy theory that birds aren't real, exposure of big tech censorship, reflection on gay marriage and redefining words, and the importance of reading actual, real printed books.
Late night Star Trek watching doesn't normally produce deep thoughts about God's sovereignty... except when it does.