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By Cheryl saddlemire
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I also eat at home. My daughter tells me, "Eat Healthy!" So recently I been buying fish for dinner such as salmon and cod. I find those delicious, but I also like other kinds of meat such as pork or roast. For lunch I made us a tofu dish, and it tasted pretty good when I mixed it in with some onions and a avocado.
There are times when I think of the time when Jesus was with his disciples as had his last supper with him. It makes me feel sad as I write this. Sometimes I think about that as I take bread and wine when we celebrate the "Lord's Supper" in church.
I still try to eat healthy. For an example I guess it was not what some people would call nutritious if I had some nachos with some dip, and cheese with a coffee.
For breakfast I always eat some fruit such as bananas. Other times I eat blueberries with on top of a waffle.
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Something simple like that creates a conflict for the reader, making it more exciting and I ticking your reader to read more.
I like the part about the Last Supper. It could use a bit of a transition. For example, using above example, I might do something like: Suddenly as my brain and stomach argue over where to eat, my soul speaks softly, <i>What about spiritual food? </i> You mention it makes you feel sad to think about that, but I'd love to hear more details about why it makes you sad and also blessings you receive when you are able to celebrate communion. I think you have a great foundation here. But the ending just seems to end. I might leave it on a note like this (again going with above example). After my stomach wins the argument and I gobble down a burger and fries, I realize my soul is still hungry. I crank the car around and head for home. After grabbing blueberries and a banana, I open my Bible and read. That should hold me over until I can celebrate communion in church next week.
I know I gave you a lot of examples, but I wanted to show some ways to tweak it just a bit. Everyone enjoys a good conflict in the beginning to pull that reader in right away. By using transitions, it will help the story flow some, and your good message will make many people stop and think. Keep writing, and even as important, reading. I'd love to challenge you to read and comment on every article in this level and a handful in each of the others. You'll get a lot from it and will bless others with your feedback and compliments. Keep at it and don't get discouraged. You have some great raw talent and I look forward to reading more of your work.