Thinking of What to Say

This evening I'm sharing a new night conversation with a man in his twenties. It's entitled "Thinking of What to Say".

Stop over for a glass of wine, a comfortable chair, and a safe place to relax and talk.

If you're interested in your own night conversation, feel free to contact me at jevanswriter at yahoo dot com.

Night Conversations: Still Calling

I'm happy to announce that the third installment of Night Conversations has been posted. This evening a young man in his twenties sits down with me to discuss the death of his father, haunting feelings of inadequacy, and his abiding passion to join the ranks in service of God. Stop over for a glass of home brewed mead and listen in on Still Calling. (As always, if you are interested in participating in Night Conversations, please contact me! Each experience has been meaningful not only for the guest and me, but for all who come to share in the conversation.)

Also, please stop by Ello's blog for a special event. Ello writes: "Dr. Gigi Durham, the author of the Lolita Effect, the media sexualization of young girls and what we can do about it, is guest appearing on my blog today to answer questions on this very important topic." Feel free to help spread the word and to join in on the Q&A discussions.

The Cold Coat of Many Colors

Are you ready for a little candlelight?

Are you ready for a drink to warm you down to the tips of your fingers?

Are you ready for some good conversation?

Drop in over at Night Conversations to listen in on the evening with my latest special guest.

(Is there some important part of your life in which you've felt isolated or misunderstood? Night Conversations is place where you can be heard and feel less alone. Conversations are posted anonymously. I don't even have to know who you are. If that lonely part of you would like to participate, please consider contacting me at jevanswriter at yahoo dot com.)

Night Conversations

You may recall the vignette I did a couple weeks ago called Only Questions in which I conducted a brief, but insightful conversation with myself on an afternoon train ride one day.

It got me thinking.

Sites like Post Secret have given people an amazing freedom to speak some of the hardest things they can imagine speaking. However, in their extreme brevity, they fall short of providing understanding and support. What if I conducted the same sort of conversations with other people? Not to provide advice, or to pass judgment, but just to listen and understand.

I'm proud announce the grand opening of Night Conversations. Participants are invited to pull up a comfy chair, pour a drink, and have a conversation with me. The results, posted anonymously, are then offered to all to share.

Stop over and check out the first conversation, On an Unsettled Spring Night. If you like what you see, spread the word, and be sure to stop back. I'll keep the light burning for you.