Blog Carnival

Welcome to the Just Write Blog Carnival, featuring a diverse and information-packed collection of articles about the various aspects of writing. Be sure to convey your appreciation to the participants by joining in the discussion at their respective sites and submitting their work to your favorite social networking groups. Enjoy!

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Welcome to the July Bookworms Carnival, the monthly event that strives to build and unite a community of bloggers through their mutual love of literature.
This month’s theme is “Relationships” and the participants in this edition have provided thoughtful, articulate, and honest reviews of books focused upon that topic:
Dewey presents One Whole and Perfect Day at [...]

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Welcome to the Carnival of Family Life: Celebrate America Edition! This week, Americans observe the Fourth of July with their families. Picnics, potlucks, camp-outs, swim parties, boating adventures . . . and best of all, fireworks will remind us how lucky and blessed we are here in the “land of the free and the [...]

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Welcome to the All for Women Blogging Carnival! I’m delighted to host this carnival for the very first time. I stand in awe of the collective talent of the participants and hope you will enjoy this amazing collection of posts covering a wide variety of subjects.
Health and Beauty
From Rose Walbrugh: Depression [...]

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The silence between them was interrupted only by the sound of his reaching into his pocket for a ring of keys. He set them on the table.

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The New Year’s festivities are getting underway!

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It seemed as though they had been sitting in the car for hours. The weight of the topic, her son’s expectations, and her responsibilities bore down on her, making her feel as though she could not breathe and tempting her to simply open the car door and run as far and fast as she [...]

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They all knew. But none of them would speak of it. It was business as usual. On the surface. By all outward appearances. Perhaps they all thought that if they ignored the elephant in the room, it would eventually turn and go back out the door from whence it came.
Life [...]

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