Just recieved e-mail saying they accepted my application to write for the S.F. Examiner. Yea!!
This week I received and e-mail stating my application had been accepted and I would be an examiner in the Spirituality and Religion section in the S.F Examiner. Yea! I will be doing at least three articles a week and get paid by how many people view the article. My plan is to have three areas in which I will focus. People living their faith, events and programs that show faith and comments on current concerns or topics relevant for each week.
This is an exciting new adventure for me. I should tell you that they are looking for examiners all over the U.S. If you would like more information let me know and I’ll show you how you can apply. You get paid one dollar for every article and according to how many people read it. It’s also great to put on your bio and my guess is – I will learn a lot.
If you have a chance I invite you to look at my articles. The link is I received an e-mail from S.F. Examiner saying they accepted my application and I will be a regular examiner for Sacramento for the spirituality part. Yea! I wrote my first article today. I get paid by how many people view it. If you have a chance could you visit my page? It’s http://www.examiner.com/christian-living-in-sacramento/cindy-tuttle.
I've copied down the link to visit your San Francisco Examiner page regularly, and I hope many, many AD members do the same. For a long time you've shared your faith and your insight with us, Cindy. You've mentioned that you have a plan for the touchstones of your articles, and I look forward to reading each and every submission.
My Dear Friend, I'm simply delighted that you have the opportunity to "spread your wings."
You have my prayerful support and my best wishes in this new venture.
Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets,
Are you still angry at God for having lost a loved one due to sickness or unexpected circumstances? This book will give you a better understanding of death, God’s role in it, and what decision is before each of us that would allow us to see them agai
Poetry. Various urgent, lively, and sometimes haunting poems appear here alongside stark black and white photos of Jones' homeless subjects. Jones takes on the plight of the homeless in different voices, echoing the thoughts of people on the streets,
I've copied down the link to visit your San Francisco Examiner page regularly, and I hope many, many AD members do the same. For a long time you've shared your faith and your insight with us, Cindy. You've mentioned that you have a plan for the touchstones of your articles, and I look forward to reading each and every submission.
My Dear Friend, I'm simply delighted that you have the opportunity to "spread your wings."
You have my prayerful support and my best wishes in this new venture.
Love and respect,
Richard
God be with you.
Lew