Ann Kroeker
With over 30 years as a writing coach, multi-published author, and speaker with a top 1% ranked podcast, Ann Kroeker has helped hundreds of authors achieve their writing goals. You can refine your skills, pursue publishing, establish your online presence, and expand your reach with Ann's support in her signature group program, Book-Ready Writers. Nonfiction writers eager to level up and advance their careers will find the confidence and support they need with Ann Kroeker as their writing coach, book coach, and platform coach.
What a gorgeous, gorgeous photograph. And now I’m longing for my cup of tea and my time in the sun on the sideporch.
(Aside: I tagged you, Dear.)
Oh Ann, I was just blessed by this passage last week as well! I wrote out a whole excerpt from it alongside some photos of the kids I took down by the river (http://prairieprologue.blogspot.com/2008/08/winsome-wednesday-down-by-riverside.html). I just got goosebumps when I read it here alongside your picture, so beautiful and such a blessing!
This is a msterpiece of photography!
Tell me, have you posted before about your scripture journal? ( I assume that is what is lying next to your scriptures??) If so, please give us the links; I want to keep one myself but don’t know where to start . . . .
LL: I’m only just now getting to the comments after hosting the French girl for two weeks…the photograph was real, not staged. I was sitting there and saw the light streaming across like that. I left it unretouched. I hope you had a lovely quiet moment in the sun, and I’ve got to hope over and see what I’ve been tagged for!
Prairie Chick: I’m only just now catching up with comments — I haven’t been to your link yet, so I’m hopping over to check out your insights into that very verse. What timing! I love that…how the Holy Spirit can tie people together even on the Internet.
ladonnamobile: As I mentioned to LL, that photo was real and unstaged. I was sitting at the table “scribing” http://annkroeker.wordpress.com/2008/03/06/quiet-time-round-up/ (I also use that time to practice handwriting; mine is illegible, so I’m following my kids’ Handwriting Without Tears cursive style as I hand-write the passages from Mark), and noticed the sun streaming down and the window dividers making those slanted crosses. Can you believe it? The only thing I did was scoot my Bible over. It was to the left when I noticed. I scooted it above the journal and snapped.
It was only later, in the shower, that the verse came to mind. It was a lovely moment alone before the day began; a gift.
THAT is a beautiful image…lovely…