One magic fallopian tube, and a pregnancy nobody was expecting. That post is the reason to remember this blog, and it sits a click away from a daily log of a Bible reading challenge and two articles about generating sales leads.
Pamela Murphy keeps the reading notes properly. Solomon finishing the temple, the elders assembled at the festival of tents, the cloud that filled the sanctuary until the priests could not complete the service. Each entry names the chapters covered and then says what stood out, which is what a reading plan needs from somebody keeping you company through it.
The lead generation posts are a different animal. They cover landing pages built for one offer, incentives that steer somebody toward a decision, and checking that bought leads are not the same names twice. The prose has been through a rewriting tool and sentences occasionally come out mangled, so take the ideas and ignore the grammar.
Join the reading plan partway through if the chapters match where you are. Read the family post whenever you want proof that a business blog belongs to a person with a life happening around it.