Before you say a word, let me assure you I'm aware that this is two "quiz" type blogs in a row. But this one was too good to pass up, plus I'm desperately trying to finish up a book, so my passionate political blog entries and charming family tales will have to WAIT! Go take this quiz. And don't be intimidated by my score. There were two questions I pretty much guessed on. I could have easily missed those, just happened not to. Hope you all have a fantastic week!

Labels: Bible, Quiz

I think this is cool. I saw Becky Germany's over on Edit Cafe blog and had to have my own. I'm like her, though, not sure I agree with all of it. And some of my answers to their questions would depend on what day I'm taking the quiz. I apologize in advance for "my bedroom". I wasn't sure if we were supposed to pick a photo representing our ideal bedroom (I didn't) or our real bedroom (I did.)

Labels: Edit Cafe, Visual DNA

Have you ever dropped a book proposal in the mail to a publisher and wished you could go with it? Just so you could see what really happens to it before the much-awaited reply comes back to you? Finally you can. Well, sort of. Michael Hyatt with Thomas Nelson Publishers gives us a peek inside the proposal process with his blog entry - Five Publishing Hurdles. Check this out!

Labels: book proposals, Michael Hyatt, publisher, Thomas Nelson