Christian Carnival #191 Posted
. . . at Pseudo-Polymath. I’m not in it for the very simple reason that I forgot my submission. Oh well, next week is already here!
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Henry,
I was tempted to sneak a post of yours (and some other people’s) in, to fill out my “verses” of the Psalm, but decided that submission is a necessary step for this carnival. I might be wrong but … that’s how it seemed.
I think you made the right choice. I had planned to put in the submission yesterday and simply got too busy. As a host myself, I would not want to set the precedent of putting people in there when they don’t submit. It is, as you say, a necessary part of the process.