Two weeks ago I sat down to write the Friday something and, when I had it all written out, realized it discussed the topic-of-the-month for our churches' women's ministry blog, which is now soliciting submissions from folks in the ministry or who have been influenced by it.
So, instead of posting it here, I submitted it there. And that used up all my blogging time for the day.
It got selected for publication and went live last Friday, so I thought, 'Oh, great! I'll link it up!'
But wouldn't you know.
Somehow the format gremlins got into the wordpress account that day and turned off the word wrap on the paragraphs. Several just ran right off the page into oblivion.
My friend Paulette, who's editing the submissions, worked on it for about three days trying to get it fixed (it had happened to one other post earlier in the week as well). Finally, she pasted the submissions into Notepad and then back into the posts, which somehow stripped out all the weird formatting and all the words showed up in their proper spots.
Of course, it also stripped out the italics and the bold that I'm so fond of using, but, hey, at least it's readable. You can read it HERE.
You can also click around and read the other submissions as well; this month's topic is 'She is Worth'...which hearkens to our women's conference theme last fall. And you will quite soon see that there are some fabulous wordsmiths amongst our ladies.
I am coming down the home stretch on the Master's of Ministry; I should finish class number 10 this weekend. I just ordered the books for the final two classes; I may make it by the goal I gave myself of the end of April yet.
But blog posts will likely be scarce between now and then.
