Anna Maria Junus

The title of the blog post was "Ask Me Anything: But Keep it Clean" So Paul, who is the guy in charge who convinces us all to take these Ultimate Blog Challenges, decided to ask me the following questions: How would you react / what would you do if someone asked you something NOT clean? Would you ignore it? Delete it? Skirt around the question? And, as a follow-up, WHY would you do that? I'm convinced Paul is the guy in class who, when the teacher told everyone to bring out

Took a break for Sunday Musings because it was Sunday. Back to Ask Me Anything. Today's Ask Me Anything comes from Barb. What does a perfect Saturday look like for you? Well, first, I would wake up and discover that I have reverted to my 20-year-old self. I'm looking beautiful, have energy, and look great in a bathing suit. I'll also have discovered that I'm in a hotel somewhere in Europe with a full bank account. Upon enquiring at the concierge, it turns out I'm in London.

This is an excerpt from my devotional - The Fruits of the Spirit: Love 1 Corinthians 13:1 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not love, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. When the seven sons of Sceva saw the miracles that Paul performed in the name of Jesus Christ, they decided to do it too. The problem is that they hadn’t accepted Jesus Christ as the Messiah. So when they attempted to call out demons from a man and used the name

Here we are, the third question I got on my Ask Me Anything Blog Post. This one is from Tamara. "If you could have dinner with anyone (alive or historical), who would it be and why?" For me, it's obvious and not original. Many people would give this answer. It would be Jesus. No surprise there since I already gave it away with the title and picture. As an aside - "Dinner With Jesus" sounds like the title of a book. Yes, I know that Jesus is always here, but I'm talking s

I'm liking this "Ask Me Anything". Several days ago, I posted a blog asking for your questions. And because I got several answers, I get several blog posts out of it! One post led to all this. Here's the question from Dani. "Right now, if I looked for "Anna Maria's Life Playlist" on Spotify, which three songs would be the most played?" Confession. I don't have a Spotify playlist. Never have. I don't want to pay for it when I have so much music already, and there's YouTube. B

This is not really me. I'm not that thin and my hair is longer. Yesterday I asked people to ask me anything. You still can if you go back to that post. So here's the first question from a Guest. Hi Guest. I would let you know I answered your question - but I don't know who you are. Is Guest your first or last name? As in "Honour Guest? or Guest Wright? "Do you like to cook and what is your favorite meal to prepare?" The answer is...No. I don't like to cook. I cooked for nin

Today is ask me anything day. No, I did not decide this. This was a suggestion from The Ultimate Blog Challenge, which is why you have been seeing me actually do some blogging. So what do you want to know? Now realize - I'm not a doctor, a scientist, Albert Einstein, Sheldon Cooper, JK Rowling, a lawyer, or a member of any of the other millions of professionals out there. In fact, I probably know very little. But ask me anyway, and if I can't give you a real answer, I'll

Years ago, I wrote a book called "Roses & Daisies". It tells the story of a singer/songwriter who suffers a tragedy, and this responsible, reliable woman suddenly decides to get in her car and drive across Canada. She takes nothing with her other than her guitar and a credit card. This causes concern and perplexity for her husband and other family members. It's told through the eyes of seven people, all in first person. Anyway, I'm in the process of re-editing, putting on a

Did you watch it? If you didn't, it only takes about five minutes. I'll wait. What were you supposed to feel from this? How inspiring! See, you can do more than you think you can! You never know how far God will make you go until you're tested. So, although I get what this clip is supposed to teach/show, that isn't what I saw. I'm not familiar with this movie. I saw this clip in a Sunday School lesson for teens designed by someone in charge of designing Sunday School less

This is an excerpt from my devotional book, "Fruits of the Spirit: Love 1 Corinthians 16:14 Let all your things be done with love. When Jesus put a towel around his waist, filled up bowls of water, knelt down in front of His apostles, and washed their feet, it was an act of love. Culturally, it was something that servants did, but He took on the servant role to show the apostles that He was their servant. He did it to show us that He is our servant. He did it to show the apos