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Welcome to Pearl Girls™ Mother of Pearl Mother’s Day blog series. The series is week long celebration of moms and mothering. Each day will feature a new post by some of today’s best writer’s (Tricia Goyer, Megan Alexander, Suzanne Woods Fisher, Beth Engelman, Holley Gerth, Shellie Rushing Tomlinson, and more). I hope you’ll join us…
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What 42 Looks Like On Me
This is my post from last year, with an update as I turn 42. It’s amazing how much can change in a year, right? I kept 2011’s post yet updated the next line for 2012. I was born on Good Friday with tornado warnings. That sums up my personality more than you know. I now…
Book Review: Melissa Foster’s Megan’s Way
Last week I reviewed Melissa Foster’s latest novel, Chasing Amanda. Today I’m back with a review of her first book, Megan’s Way. With two Melissa Foster books under my reading belt I can say she is a well rounded story teller. Usually you find writers are really good with characterizations or imagery and setting. They…
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Sabbath Sunday: Cross that Bridge
Each Sunday I share my own amateur nature picture with a word about God’s love. This is a great picture I remember from a couple years ago where calendar wise Spring was around the corner. Snow remained the dirty blanket we know is past time to get rid of. Time for change. Time for new…
That Day In January
That day in January. Is there a day that just sticks out to you as a day you just hate? Not a holiday but a day where something happened and you just can’t forget? That’s my January 2nd. I can’t believe it, but 14 years ago I had my first bad date with the second…
Book Review: Shadows of the Past by Patricia Bradley
While she’s stalking the truth . . . someone is stalking her. Psychology professor and criminal profiler Taylor Martin prides herself on being able to solve any crime, except the one she wants most desperately to solve–the disappearance of her father twenty years ago. When she finally has a lead on his whereabouts, Taylor returns…
