Saturday Good Reads: Sites I Visit Every Day (Part 2)

Here are a few more sites I visit on a daily basis. And the reasons is – they always have good stuff. Good writing. Good thoughts. Good stories. (And they post daily, which is why I visit them daily.)

Soulfari: Jay Cookingham lives in Hyde Park, New York, and writes about faith. He’s an author, artist, speaker, father (seven children) and also a cartoonist (if you haven’t seen Bad Sheep, you should).

Connecting to Impact: Jason Stasyszen is a pastor in Alaska; he always has something interesting to say. Jason is also a musician, with four worship albums.

Just Wondering: Diana Trautwein is a wife, mother, grandmother, spiritual director, former missionary, photographer – and writer.

It’s Rhyme Time: Patt Hatt has one of the more unusual poetry sites I’ve come across – it’s all about rhyme. He’s a novelist, children’s author, cat owner and rhymer.

Photography by Tiwago: Tim Good is a photographer, poet, a United Methodist Certified Lay Servant, former archeologist and current “government treehugger.”

Public Christianity: Fatha Frank writes about faith, books, spirituality, pop culture, and even the Baseball Hall of Fame.  

A Year of Rejoicing: I first met Louise Gallagher through her first blog, Recover Your Joy. Then she moved to A year of Making a Difference, and now it’s A Year of Rejoicing. She lives in Calgary, and spent some time living on the roof of a homeless shelter – in the winter – in Calgary – as a fundraiser.

St. Louis Patina: Chris Naffziger is a photographer in St. Louis; his blog is about documenting the architectural beauty of the metropolitan area, including the parts that are decaying and vanishing.

WayStationOne: Brian Miller is a poet, husband and father. He has a day job, but his is first and foremost a poet. I first met Brian via One Stop Poetry, and then at dVerse Poets.

Poetical Psyche: Fred Rutherford is a poet. And he writes some wonderful stuff. The man’s in love with language, and it shows.

Kelly Sauer: Kelly is a photographer. And a writer. She takes wonderful photos, and somehow turns engagement and wedding photos into stories. She’s a wife and mother. Too. And she did the photograph for my second novel, A Light Shining.

More to come. I read a lot of blogs.