Category Archives: Writing

Ora et Labora

Posted on 09/04/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

On my computer screen there are six windows opened with writing in various stages of incompleteness. In my workshop stand two nearly complete garden doors and piles of material waiting to be made into something. If I just worked to … Continue reading →

Posted in General, woodworking, Writing | Tagged prayer, work, work and prayer | 28 Comments

Wednesday Woodworking – Wire and Paint

Posted on 08/17/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Here is this week’s progress on the cutting garden. Heather has been busy painting and on Saturday we put on the wire. We get a lot of wild animals wandering through our yard – in addition to cats we … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged cutting garden, wood garden project, woodworking | 38 Comments

A Book to read – To Hunt a Sub

Posted on 08/14/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Instead of an essay this week I’d like to share a little news from fellow blogger, Jacqui Murray. Her book, To Hunt a Sub is now available on Kindle. She posts monthly over at Today’s Author, which is where I first … Continue reading →

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Woes of Researching

Posted on 08/07/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I love researching facts and interesting points of obscure history. It’s fun and useful, but it can also be a trap. It’s been both this week as I research and continue to add to my novel. For example, at one … Continue reading →