Book Title         Waymaker - Finding the Way to the Life You’ve Always Dreamed Of

Book Author          Ann Voskamp  

Paula Peckham writes Romance - Both Historical and Comtemporary Fiction

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Tom Threadgill is the latest addition to my Authors You Should Know. Check out his page here

Memories

The last year or so has been full of major milestone anniversaries. 

Another great Sunday

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A good Monday...

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One time we can be positive about not going back in time, even for a second. 

Thank you to all students, teachers, supprt staff and administrators of our publis schools, especially in such a difficult year. Our prayers of protection and success for all of you. 

Today, I read the story of when Abraham sent Hagar and Ishmael away. In the version I was reading, it said Hagar wandered aimlessly in the wilderness. I stopped reading and said ‘wandering aimlessly.’

That pretty much sums up how my life feels. This last week for sure, but maybe for several past years. 

Wishing you the best for 2021  Happy New Year  - Lyndie Blevins

A special Veteran

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Book Title        The Path Between Us - Study Guide 

Book Author         Suzanne Stabile  

An empty parking lot. 

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Working toward the common good is an innate part of my character. It spills out in all I do. 

The common good should be core focus of a community, but sadly, personalities and self-interests often win the day. 

Have you ever experienced a time of such distrust? 

It is hard to find anyone or any group you can trust?

Today's adventure is about shopping in COVID-19 

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Ona day we are all serching for love. we shold remember the true source of love.

With Sara-Meg Seese, hard at work on the details on being Treasurer and Secretary at the February's meeting at ACFW DFW Chapter.

At the 2019 Christmas Party, at ACFW DFW,  I spoke on the history and poetic structure of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. 

Not one time when we pulled this story/poem out to read, did my parents tell me it was written in anapestic tertrameter. 

Thinking about Point of View, I'm taken with how the poem's format keeps you completely in the story. Not only that, but end though the can anticipate where each line is going, the rhyme doesn't allow you to skip the line, but demands hearing the rhyme.