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What 46 Looks Like on Me
Each birthday I bite my lip and lead the surrender charge by sharing the most vulnerable parts of my life. I reflect on what the new age looks like on me. What 41 and 42 Look Like on Me What 43 Looks Like on Me What 44 Looks Like on Me What 45 Looks Like…
Facebook Users Unwritten Rules
Last year I wrote a post on FB etiquette and tips. Even though Facebook has changed a lot, the unwritten rules have not, especially #2. It’s one of the unwritten rules, especially with writers/authors, that you do not add people to groups without their permission. I know you can change settings, but even so, many…
Fifty-Three and Me
As I age, I’m learning things that were NEVER in my radar in my younger years. -That I would think twice about an event that starts at nine at night because I go to bed at ten. -I not only can’t eat whatever I want, I don’t want to. It’s either too much, makes me…
WFW: Don’t Drift Away
It’s Word Full Wednesday! Share a Bible verse that is speaking to you, a picture that complements the verse and give glory to God in your post! Link back to the Internet Cafe, read the other posts, leave comments and be encouraged! We’re in the last days,…
Tuesday: Reader Celebration
I can’t believe my first release, Entrusted, published ten years ago. My first small-town romance with a fiesty heroine named Jenna and a grieving grump named Ben honestly remains a favorite. Since then I’ve authored ten books. Given I’m a wife, mom, and served in youth and now women’s ministry, it’s a balance I haven’t…
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Sabbath Sunday: New Roads
Each Sunday I share my own amateur nature picture with a few thoughts on God’s love for you. This is Upstate NY in Autumn. Breathtaking, isn’t it? It’s part of a 300 mile journey I take each time I visit loved ones. The trip is nearly a few turns and probably over 200 miles of…
