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2012 might not be the end of the world, but plenty of people die every year...what are you doing to share the gospel? Everytime we leave our homes we should give our agendas to the Lord, and be ready to speak boldly, to hand out tracts, to live our lives in ways that mirror Jesus to others! Be bold for Him in 2012!-
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Category Archives: Writing
Posting at Writer…Interrupted Today
Hope you click on over and read my post, No Time For Doubt. It’s a ramble on time-management. Have a great Thursday!
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Heroes–What Makes Them Great?
Guess what? My hubby took our older girls out to set and check traps with him during three year old’s nap yesterday, and meanwhile, I got in almost three hours of work on my WIP (work-in-progress)! It’s a contemporary women’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Recommendations and Writing
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Blogging and Other Updates
First~ Come over to Writer…Interrupted today and read my post, “Finding the Time”… Second~ Have you noticed the new “Comment Luv” plug-in here at the site in the comments section? It’s a pretty nifty way of letting us know what … Continue reading
Posted in Home Schooling and Writing
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Breath of Home
That’s the title of my post at Writer…Interrupted today. It’s a homemaking and encouragement post. I hope you check it out, if only for the “bed mite eradicator” tip…which also happens to scent your sheets something wonderful! I also share … Continue reading
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Watering With Coke?
“If life is a box of chocolates, is it any wonder our Bibles end up at the bottom of our TBR pile?” That’s how I began my post at Writer…Interrupted today! I hope you’ll stop in over there and read … Continue reading
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Dreaming on the Five Year Plan
Had one of those great chats with hubby the other night. I shared something exciting on the *writing front* with him and also shared my insecurities about this writing gig maybe taking several years to get going. See, Dh and … Continue reading
Posted in Life and Writing
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Interviewing Amy Wallace
Amy Wallace is a wife, homeschool mom of three, writer, Bible study teacher, and chocoholic. But getting to the heart of who she is can be summed up in a few short words: Amy is a daughter of the King … Continue reading
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Favorite Quotes
For a long time I had this quote as my signature line in my email account: “Faith is the bucket of power lowered by the rope of prayer into the well of God’s abundance. What we bring up depends upon … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity and Writing
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Blogging Today at Writer…Interrupted
Read below for an excerpt of my post: Barbie…Interrupted, inspired by time spent with my good friend Deborah. An apple-scented breeze provided a second’s relief from the humidity enveloping the pond. Barbara’s waist-length hair hung heavy and damp, she wished … Continue reading
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Email Accounts and Flash Drives
At the last writer’s conference I attended, Deb Raney shared that sometimes, as an extra precaution, she emails herself her latest book chapters. This way they’re backed up in more than one spot. If you have a web-based email service … Continue reading
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