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New Release: Madman in Manhattan
Summer vacation has already started for some, and believe it or not, I heard someone yesterday proclaim they were already bored. If you have a reader missing school or looking for something to do, I suggest taking a look at Adventures in Odyssey books. There is a new release out from the Imagination Station series,…
The Comfort of Full House and Wind Chimes
The words for my 2016 are perspective and fierce. Perspective has kept me in check through transition I never saw coming. Fierce? I’m not feeling it, but I’m still reflecting on it. With the year more than half over, we’ve hit a lot of those stress lists where counselors tell you to only endure one…
Where Do You Come From?
Earlier this month I traveled back to my hometown and looked at photos, furniture, and paperwork from years gone by. I loved that she labeled things so the history and origin was right there. There were memories of going to the drug store with the Green Stamp book, and she still has them. Sewing patterns…
Book Review: The Promise of Provision
While most vacationers around me had their blush inducing worldly romances in their beachbag, I had Chosen Published books. I reviewed the first yesterday, and today is Derek Prince’s The Promise of Provision. Derek Prince was an unfamiliar name to me and turns out, he passed away in 2003. His ministry put this book together…
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Sabbath Sunday: The Cross Covers
Every Sunday it’s a joy to share my own amateur nature pictures along with my thoughts on God’s love for you. I took this the hottest night of the summer where the humidity was panting at 81%. I spent the day in and out of stores getting groceries and school supplies. I needed new brakes….
Thankful for the Things That Are Easy to Take for Granted by Linda Maran
I am thankful that I can walk in the park, smell the scent of pumpkin pie baking, taste the meals I prepare, use my arms to hug someone who needs it, and my hands on the computer, speak my voice in words orally or in my writing, and listen to the din of the city…