Laudable Linkage and Good Ol’ Cory

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“Winter is many months of the year
But now at last Maytime is here…”

~ Veronica Ann Twells

Wow — it’s May already! I do feel bad for some of you who are still experiencing winter weather. Spring will come again! Some time!

I’m just going to list some of the interesting things I saw this last week with little commentary.

Author Robin Lee Hatcher writes about the personal story of being married to an alcoholic which contributed to her book Beyond the Shadows.

Tim Challies: Read More, Read Better, and how he reads a book.

The Superior Wife Syndrome.

A Crazy Idea For a Missions Trip.

My big, but partial, list of pregnancy and baby musings.

Miss Whitebread Was Wrong, HT to Challies.

Balancing Writing and Family.

A Free Motion Quilting tutorial.

Sometimes a little laughter is good medicine, and I had a good dose the other night watching some clips from the old TV show Boy Meets World. I can’t condone everything on the show (we veered away when they talked about “make-out parties”), but it roped me in the first episode I saw (“The Play’s the Thing”) when young Cory was being a brat and having to suffer the consequences rather than having everything work out in his favor. Imagine, what a concept for TV! 🙂 The writing and the relationships were generally very clever, and the casting and acting spot on. Here are a couple of favorites:

4 thoughts on “Laudable Linkage and Good Ol’ Cory”

  1. I loved those articles by Challies as well. I thought they were insightful and helpful.

    I’ve never seen Boy Meets World before so I had to watch these clips to see the show. I like the first one a lot (about the bad hair) as I just got a haircut I do. not. like. So I had something to identify with and snicker at! =)

  2. I liked the first couple of seasons of Boy Meets World, too. then things changed and I was much less charmed.

  3. I watched quite a few episodes of Boy Meets World in the younger days… it was a cute show!

    That link about a crazy idea for mission trips was GREAT! I wouldn’t have the nerve I don’t think — unless the Holy Spirit so lead me! But I enjoyed the idea! It’s certainly food for thought!

  4. This is a smorgasbord of delightful links. I love that post about the Superior Wife Syndrome. Aren’t we all guilty of that from time to time?

    Also, Robin Lee Hatcher’s story caught my eye. Thanks for all these goodies… your life is full! :~D

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