Leftover thoughts from the mind of Adam Palmer, author. These brain leaks may or may not have anything to do with writing, music, movies, parenting, producing things, and various and sundry other interests I have.
About Me
- Adam Palmer
- I am a writer. I arrange words into sentences. Sentences into paragraphs. Paragraphs into chapters into books. And people buy them!
Books I Wrote
- || Open: What Happens When You Get Real, Get Honest, and Get Accountable ||
- || The Soul of Spider-Man ||
- || High School Survival Guide ||
- || Space Available ||
- || Knuckle Sandwich ||
- || Mooch ||
- || Taming a Liger ||
- || Set Apart: God's Steadfast Pursuit of You ||
- [A Book About "The Da Vinci Code"]
- [Just To Clarify]
Other Books I Wrote And/Or Edited For Hire
- || Stronger: Forty Days of Metal and Spirituality ||
- || Eyes of Integrity: The Porn Pandemic and How It Affects You ||
- || Pure Eyes: A Man's Guide to Sexual Integrity ||
- || Jesus Loves You... This I Know ||
- || Save Me From Myself: How I Found God, Quit Korn, Kicked Drugs, And Lived To Tell My Story ||
- || Keepers of the Sandlot: Coaching, Parenting, and Playing for Keeps ||
- || Heaven and the Afterlife ||
- || Set Apart: Devotions of God's Steadfast Pursuit of You ||
- || World-Changers: Live To Serve ||
- || ReThink Your Life: A Unique Diet To Renew Your Mind ||
- || Starving Jesus: Off The Pew, Into The World ||
- || The Gutter: Where Life Is Meant To Be Lived ||
- || The Demas Revelation ||
- || John: TH1NK LifeChange ||
- || Ephesians: TH1NK LifeChange ||
- || Refuel Biblezine: New Testament (3rd Edition) ||
- || Refuel Biblezine: New Testament (2nd Edition) ||
- || Devo: Let Everything That Has Breath ||
- || Devo: Better Is One Day ||
- || Devo: The Heart Of Worship ||
- || Devo: In Christ Alone ||
- || Devo: Blessed Be Your Name ||
- || Devo: Here I Am To Worship ||
Topics I Posted About
- authory stuff (16)
- books (25)
- commentary (26)
- family (26)
- fan mail (1)
- media review (20)
- movies (11)
- music (3)
- my adoption (9)
- nifty miscellany (14)
- recommended reading (1)
- space available (5)
- sports (3)
- stories (4)
- television (3)
- The Bean (11)
- writing (4)
6 comments:
Adam,
Glad to see you're blogging again.
Let me sum up:
Oranges are good to eat. I like them. Beans are good too, but sometimes I'm in the mood for an orange. Before long, I think you will be posting about watermelons. Good post.
The Sterling situation seems maddening, I'm so sorry that it's taking his much time and effort. He must look too dangerous to the US guys to let him in. OY! We'll continue praying for favor. Good post.
The cover for Knuckle Sandwich looks cool. I didn't know you were this close to releasing your next novel. Congratulations! Can't wait to read it. Good post.
Sorry about your links not working. That gets frustrating. Good post.
I knew you were a football fan, but didn't know your passion for MLB. Cool. I'm more of a basketball fan, so now is the exciting time of my sports year, and I'm a Mavs fan. Cross your fingers! Good post.
'til next time.
THIS much time and effort, not HIS.
Mark--
Yeah, I decided to make use of this "internet" thing again. With the book coming out soon, I figured I needed to keep the blog up to date for potential readers who might get directed to it from the URL I put at the end of my bio.
So, is "good post," like, a blog term I don't know? I read it like, how when you finished a soccer game as a kid and had to go down the line slapping hands with the other team and saying, "Good game. Good game. Good game." with each hand slap. Those were good times.
I got my links fixed so I took that post down.
Yes, I like the baseball. It's weird--the older I get, the more I appreciate the game. I loved it when I was a kid, kind of got away from it, then started following it more over the last couple of years. I think I had to develop a patience for it. As for the NBA, I try to follow it, but I just can't. I can't do it. I don't know why, but I have no love in me for basketball anymore. It's sad, I know.
Thanks for the Sterling prayers. The thing we're trying to remember: God loves him more than we do.
No, "good post" means nothing that I know of in the internet-hipster-fashion-word arena. I just thought I'd leave it at the end of each reply, and now I agree, it's really stupid and less funny than it should've been.
Oh well....
Whoa, whoa, whoa! I never said it was "stupid," sir. There is just so much lingo out there, and I am woefully inept at interpreting or using most of it. I prefer to stick to time-honored words. Like "boss" and "hepcat."
Good game.
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