Annette Bridges
About
Biography:
Annette Bridges, born in Chamblee, Georgia, was the youngest in her family and the only girl with three brothers. All her years have been spent in the south except for college years in Illinois. With a B.A. degree in sociology and graduate studies in early childhood education, she worked as an educator in public schools until becoming a home schooling mom. She has also worked in various social service and community organizations. Writing aspirations began as a young child with journal keeping. But she would not be published until she became an empty nester when her daughter left for college.
Annette doesn't think her insights are any more special than yours. But she does believe we help each other by sharing what we've experienced, learned and discovered with one another.
Her columns are published weekly on United Press International’s ReligionAndSpirituality.com, Examiner.com and numerous other websites, newspapers and magazines. Her email address is annettebridges@gmail.com. All of her columns can be found in the article section of her website: www.annettebridges.com.
Annette doesn't think her insights are any more special than yours. But she does believe we help each other by sharing what we've experienced, learned and discovered with one another.
Her columns are published weekly on United Press International’s ReligionAndSpirituality.com, Examiner.com and numerous other websites, newspapers and magazines. Her email address is annettebridges@gmail.com. All of her columns can be found in the article section of her website: www.annettebridges.com.
Recent Posts
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 a 4:22pm
If you’re like me, to stop procrastinating is easier said than done. But I’m getting tired of promising myself that I won’t wait until the last minute next time. I’m putting a stop to putting it off!
Wednesday, January 27, 2010 a 1:07pm
Maybe traveling isn’t as easy as it once was. Maybe it takes longer to get where you want to go and do what you want to do. Why should you stop going and stay home?
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 a 11:50pm
Every time disaster strikes, there will be those that conclude God’s will is at work. But I just can’t believe that God’s will for His children is pain and suffering.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010 a 5:50pm
If we’re going to make and implement goals, we need to believe our goals are attainable. Believing something might not be possible is surely self-defeating.
Monday, January 4, 2010 a 7:33pm
How many times when making a resolution, taking an action or when thinking about something you’re striving or hoping for, are you apprehensive, doubtful, leery, skeptical, unbelieving, wary or uptight about the desired results?