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Book Giveaway….Kay Strom

Book Giveaway….Kay Strom

OK everyone….here are the rules. DON’T just leave a comment saying I’d like to win this book. Please read the summary of the book, Kay’s bio, etc., and ask a question that she’ll come back and answer. You can also leave a specific comment about her book or one of her others that she’s written, but show a bit of imagination and let her know you’ve read this post. Also, and this is very important…..if you want TWO entries in…

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Dumping the Fat

Dumping the Fat

Isn’t that what we’d all love to do? Get rid of those awful fat pockets stored all over our body? Shudder!!! And where in the world did they come from? I’m 5′ 5″ tall, and up until I hit about age 40 or so, weighed 120 or under….in fact, in my 20’s and 30’s I averaged around 115, a bit too light for my height, but my metabolism burned calories faster than I could pack them on. Then, the dreaded…

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An Interview with Carol Kent–Totally Inspiring!

An Interview with Carol Kent–Totally Inspiring!

A good friend of mine, Karon O’Connor, just posted an inspiring interview with best selling author, Carol Kent on her blog. I’m posting a snippet of the interview here, then urging you to click on the link to Karen’s blog at the bottom to read the rest. Please leave a comment when you get there, and let her know I sent you? She’ll be so glad you stopped by, and you’ll be blessed by reading the entire interview. How important…

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Feeling Sappy

Feeling Sappy

The pine cones are falling off the trees right now, but they’re different somehow than I’m used to seeing them. They’re very green, rather than the fully formed, prickly, brown ones typically scattered across the lawn. While mowing a few days ago I started grabbing green cones and pitching them, only to discover my hands covered in the stuff….pitch, that is. Every single cone was oozing the nasty sap and I had to use fingernail polish to remove it. Fast…

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FREE Kindle Download NOW!!

FREE Kindle Download NOW!!

Sandra Bricker, author of The Big 5-0h! is offering her book free on Kindle right now. Hope over to Amazon and download it. Did you know you don’t have to own a portable, hand-held Kindle to read the books? You can download a Kindle application free onto your computer or laptop. There’s a link on the Amazon Kindle page and it’s easy to do. Here’s the link…click on the word Amazon to go straight to the page. This offer will…

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Book Giveaway….Linore Rose Burkard

Book Giveaway….Linore Rose Burkard

The Country House Courtship England, 1818: It has been five years since Ariana Forsythe married The Paragon, Mr. Phillip Mornay. Now, Ariana’s sister, Miss Beatrice Forsythe, is seventeen and determined to marry advantageously as well. (Surely Ariana’s society connexions all but guarantee Beatrice’s success-especially if Mr. Mornay is created a baronet by the Prince Regent! But the Mornay’s have disappeared from high society as they raise a family at their country estate. Can Beatrice persuade them to chaperone her in…

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Refining Fires by Erin Rainwater

Refining Fires by Erin Rainwater

Today I’m spotlighting Erin Rainwater’s new release, Refining Fires. JoAnn Durgin, Amazon reviewer, has this to say: In “Refining Fires,” author Erin Rainwater breathes new life into Christian fiction with her wit, humor and charming expositional style. This book departs from traditional romance storytelling in a unique way. It’s well worth your time, and is money well spent. So many Christian books these days focus on the angst and drama in life. “Refining Fires” offers the perfect balance of elements…

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So What’s Your Vote?

So What’s Your Vote?

Summer Vs Winter…Are you a snow bunny or a sun lover? This is a typical summer day at our house. My dogs are outside enjoying the sun and the grass, and I’m working in my flowerbeds and garden. It’s warm, beautiful and enjoyable. Now, jump to the picture below…… I don’t take many pictures in the snow, so this is the front yard up against the fence, not where the flowers were, but about 30′ away. Now you tell me,…

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Ladders, Part 2

Ladders, Part 2

I don’t have a picture of this one because, well….I was lying flat on my back and in no shape to take a picture. It started with my decision to stop at a U-pick orchard to get a bucket of cherries. It’s at the tail end of the season (that’s already running late due to a delayed summer/heat). So, all the fruit that could be picked from the ground was gone, leaving only what could be reached from a ladder….

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Ladders, Gates and Other Assorted Dangers

Ladders, Gates and Other Assorted Dangers

What a day! It started out innocently enough but by bedtime I felt as though a cyclone had hit, upsetting my emotions and pummeling my body. See the little dog in the foreground? That’s my 7 lb. Chihuahua, Lacey, and her sister Bella (with the floppy ears). My two cats are in the background. Two weeks ago today Lacey decided to escape and run down to my daughter’s house whose property adjoins ours. See the crack between the wood post…

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