CANDID ROOM TAG - a general tag from Christian Miles

Well, Christian Miles did a creative tag on his blog MY INK SPOT - CLICK HERE.

The tag: take a picture of your room WITHOUT cleaning it up first.

Here we go. (course I left out the closet side LOL)

All right, your turn.
 
We've jumped into BLOG DAYS OF SUMMER with a book tour and my room. :0)
 
Tune in this summer for Summer Movies, Summer Songs, Inspirational writing, Interviews, poems, and more!

IMAGINARY JESUS ~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY BLOG TOUR ~ Blog Days of Summer, by KM Wilsher

A moment ago, we hit Summer Solstice. If you were here last year, you know this is my favorite day of the year! It is the longest, the kick off for summer, the prequel to fall.

Summer Solstice kicks of BLOG DAYS OF SUMMER and what a way to blow the roof off a great summer with CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY BLOG TOUR featuring Matt Mikalatos' IMAGINARY JESUS.

It's a quest to find the real Jesus!

I haven't read this yet, but I hear it's Comi-con meets Star Wars.

Purchase Imaginary Jesus


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CHECK OUT WHAT THE OTHERS ON THE TOUR HAVE TO SAY!

Brandon Barr

Keanan Brand

Grace Bridges

Beckie Burnham

Valerie Comer

R. L. Copple

Amy Cruson

CSFF Blog Tour

Stacey Dale

D. G. D. Davidson

Jeff Draper

April Erwin

Andrea Graham

Tori Greene

Becky Jesse

Cris Jesse

Jason Joyner

Julie

Carol Keen

Krystine Kercher

Dawn King

Leighton

Rebecca LuElla Miller

John W. Otte

Donita K. Paul

Crista Richey

Chawna Schroeder

Rachel Starr Thomson

Steve Trower

Fred Warren

Phyllis Wheeler

KM Wilsher

Stay tuned for more information on IMAGINARY JESUS  and BLOG DAYS OF SUMMER!

DAYBREAKERS-CINEMA SOUND OFF with Lynn Rush and KM Wilsher

Welcome to Cinema Sound Off. We love movies!

My good friend and extraordinary writer, Lynn Rush

--and me, KM Wilsher-- visit the movies and we'll be sharing our reviews with you every second Tuesday of the month.

Click here for more information on Cinema Sound Off and the code to CSO's rating system.

DAYBREAKERS

KM's Review:

I must say, this was a little gory. . .in a MATRIX meets ANN RICE kind of portrait. I didn't enjoy the dark screen and hospital feel of the movie, but I found some enjoyable ingredients in DAYBREAKERS.

The premise:

With a very hip feel, vampires run this world of the future. Blood suckers out number humans who have become an endangered species.

As humans face extinction, vampires face a blood shortage. Undead scientists work diligently to find a blood substitute, for it won't be long before the last few humans and their precious blood are gone. . .Outstanding.

3 great themes:

1. Justice for the oppressed: Ethan Hawk's character has compassion for the oppressed humans to the point of denying himself their blood. With out human blood, Ethan Hawk's character will first turn into a hideous demon, and then the lack of blood will kill him. Despite this, he holds a deep concern for the humans and their plight.

2.Sacrifice. A couple characters in this movie are willing to give their very lives for the continuation of the human race.

Reminds me of my Savior:

(Though Jesus' Sacrifice goes way beyond life on earth.)

Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13

3. and this theme: Sometimes the thing that hurts the most could be the thing that cures and heals you. This theme moved me in a very powerful way. The vampires freedom comes at a very painful cost. Sometimes ours does too.

KM's score:

I wrestled with the score for DAYBREAKERS. There is an amazing idea behind this creation, however, I didn't feel that it came together. So I give DAYBREAKERS:

1 tickets Skip it. Give your ticket away

Now come with me. Let's see what Lynn Rush had to say! Click here.

 Stay tuned for the second Tuesday in July. Another hot summer movie to review!

Do you have a must see movie for the summer?

Have you seen Daybreakers? Got any thoughts? 

Plumb ~ I can't do this by myself

Phantasmagorical Freek Friday

 Click here for more information on PFF

This week I know a couple of my sisters are climing some large mountains. I have had an interesting month myself. So I feel this song is apropos.





I am still in Oklahoma. I never want to leave this lake. Have a great weekend!

Word Wednesday

Sometimes life is vacation by a lake. Family. Friends. Love.

Sometimes day to day is harder than chaos and crisis.


Get up early.
Work out.
Don't eat too much breakfast.
Did you pray? Read your bible?

Hurry out the door.
Don't let the road rage in the car next to/behind you get to you. Keep your peace and joy.

Don't be late to work.
Let that co-worker's attitude toward you slide off your back.
So what the boss doesn't like you. Keep positive.

Did you pray?

Eat dinner. Laundry.
Go to bed it starts again soon.
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The following got me through the past couple of days. I hope you are blessed by it too. What are you reading this week?


God is for you. Not “may be,” not “has been,” not “was,” not “would be,” but “God is!” He is for you. Today. At this hour. At this minute. As you read this sentence. No need to wait in line or come back tomorrow. He is with you. He could not be closer than he is at this second. His loyalty won’t increase if you are better nor lessen if you are worse. He is for you. ~Max Lucado



Revelations 3
11I am coming soon. Hold on to what you have, so that no one will take your crown. 12Him who overcomes I will make a pillar in the temple of my God. Never again will he leave it. I will write on him the name of my God and the name of the city of my God, the new Jerusalem, which is coming down out of heaven from my God; and I will also write on him my new name. 13He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.

Have a great week! I am in Oklahoma by a lake!