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  • Historical fantasy with a side of monsters?

    I wanted to take a post here to share about the achievement of one of my fellow young writers and friend, E. G. Runyan. She just published her first book!

    I know Runyan to be an author who stewards her words carefully so that they edify and teach God’s people. That’s an incredible, God-honoring attribute. You can find her blog here and more about her book on Amazon.

    Indy.




  • Historical fantasy with a side of monsters?
    I’m impressed by this young author!
  • Did Indy get an indie haircut?
    Indy Wild’s haircut looks so… well… sooo…. Never mind.
  • My favorite show + crucifixion reenactments.
    Hey! I’m SO excited to share my FAVORITE YouTube channel today. This post has been overdue for so long. Travel the Road is a non-profit television series made by two missionaries, Tim Scott and Will Decker, as they trek into the most remote places in the world to share the gospel. Each video is a mixture…
  • Happy Resurrection Sunday!
    Easter is the day that we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection from the dead after His having been dead for three days. And aren’t we glad that He has risen!When Jesus returned to life, he defeated death so that now He can offer life to all those who believe. ​Indy.​
  • God’s art.
    THE WORLD IS GOD’S ART. Only, He didn’t have to draw or paint it—He spoke the entire world into existence over a course of 6 epic days. And, after completing His work, the all-powerful God called what He had made “Very good.” (Genesis 1:31) What a glorious, glorious thing to say about the world that we have…
  • Further into the Flower.
    ​ ​ Flower pedals stretch wide, alluring pollinators inward to the heart of the flower, where yellow puffs of pollen snuggle together. If Christianity is a flower, and happiness is pollen…. You can be on the flower, but not deep in—not soaking in. Pray to be drawn, intoxicated by God’s goodness, toward the sweetness that…
  • Disney and Death.
    In the Disney movie Frozen 2, the love-struck Kristoff makes several hilarious attempts to propose to Princess Anna, who can’t get over Kristoff’s, actually-pretty-good opening lines. “Just in case we don’t make it out of here….” Kristoff starts, after covertly slipping the diamond engagement ring from his pocket. “Wait, what? You don’t think we’re going to…
  • Bathrooms Are Travel Hazards?
    I present to you the greatest Don’ts of International Travel, all from personal experience. ​ 1. Don’t be scared of new animals. So many animals are harmless—the trick is just finding out which ones. Though non-venomous, kutri snakes will bite. When handled, a rhinoceros beetle may use its long, black feet to tickle. I was stung by…
  • 20,000 steps to life.
    I jogged along the road, passing a neighbor/acquaintance of mine who was walking his dog. “How are you?” “Tired.” I replied, eager to tell of my feat. “I imagine.” He chuckled. “I’m on my… twelfth mile?” “Holy c***.” He exclaimed. I laughed. Nah, I’m actually feeling pretty good. The soreness of the run was setting in, but…
  • A Recipe for Death Or for Delight?
    Armed with a recipe from ​Forager Chef​ and a bag of fresh-picked goldenrod, I determined I would make part of my dinner with weeds. Although rotten-lemony bitter, goldenrod greens are edible. Once I ate an entire leaf in only five minutes. You know when you really don’t want to swallow something and it becomes like…
  • My Greatest Project Update
                    How has my Bloodlines of Fire editing been going? Let me tell you. I’ve been, as often as possible, working on the basic prose for a better manuscript.                 All of the prose have gone through a rudimentary edit, and had a lot of eyes poring over it, thanks to my family readers.                …
  • Snow In Texas.
    We’re experiencing great weather here in Texas! Even a quarter-inch of snow in Texas is a moment to record! The pile of rubble below is our “snow fort.” It was pretty snug–and a little warm with four of us in it. I’d spend the night there, if I had no place to go, but it’s…