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Blog Banner Design – Color Sites

Designing a banner for this blog comes with the challenge of conveying:

1. God’s aka the Potter’s hand at work

2. Cluelessness of the Clay

Besides the concept, the color combination has to be decided on though I eventually settled for an orange-earthly tone. However, being me, I read up about colors and here are great sites recommended

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Mission Statement – Is one required for individual?

I come across a daily devotional reading where it recommends having a mission statement for a family. I, who at the point of reading was a little loss as to how to spend the evening wisely, jumped at this suggestion.

I decided and coerced my family that we will have to brainstorm and decide on our

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Design Basics Index – Jim Krause

This is the first design book that I have read and it is a comprehensive one that covers the basics (as the title says!) but nonethless to be used more for reference. The book covers Composition, Components and Concept which touches on alignment, shapes, colors and themes.

You can check out Jim Krause on his website

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Caller over calling – Conceptually easy to grasp but hard to act

A calling without a Caller is futile.

That may be just my problem.

Always in search of one source that consumes my everything, supposedly that should be God BUT

Always wondering, dabbling then doubtful as to what my passion is.

Afraid that 30 years later, with or without children, I will still be in the same state of search,

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State of the Union – Douglas Kennedy

I have to salute Douglas Kennedy, a male, who is able to capture so vividly the emotions, struggles, triumphs of the female lead (Hannah Buchan) in this book. The book is set in two contrasting periods, the 1960s when Hannah was a student, how she decided on a quiet life in Maine and how a

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