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Letting Go So Our Kids Can Shine!
Yes, I tend to write about motherhood. A lot. Why? I was/am a stay-at-home mom who homeschooled her children so, writing aside, that’s what I know best. Being the youngest of eight children, as my readers already know, has also … Continue reading
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Tagged adult children, Aging, anxiety, believe, book recs, books, children, Christian, depression, family, God's plan, grown children, grown kids, healing, kids, letting go, maturing, Maturity, mystery, Parenthood, Personal growth, Providence, psychology, read, reading, retirement, romantic suspsense thriller, second act, suspense
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Remembering: The Value of Photo Albums by James R. Coggins
A while back, my wife and I sat down and went through our photo albums—fifteen of them, covering almost half a century. Several themes stood out. 1. Family. Of course. We have photos of our families of origin and the … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings, church, creativity, family, friends, nature, photo albums, travel, troubles
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Remembrances by Nancy J. Farrier
Every year on Memorial Day, my parents would take us to visit the graves of family members who had died. We took flowers, water, and a trowel to plant flowers next to the headstone. Reading the inscriptions helped to learn … Continue reading
Jesus and His Family by James R. Coggins
During Jesus’ earthly ministry, His earthly family, His mother and brothers, did not accept Him as the Messiah. At one point, they even thought He was insane and tried to take Him into care (Mark 3:21). But this does not … Continue reading
A Hodge-Podge of His Goodness by Julie Arduini
We’re entering our super busy season with a graduation and wedding in the works, so I thought I’d share a snippet of what’s going on with our family. My hope is that as you read this update, you see God’s … Continue reading
Loving Fervently by Nancy J. Farrier
A few weeks ago we visited a church that two of our daughters attend. We were sitting toward the back and there were several open seats in front of us as often happens with an earlier service. A couple of … Continue reading
Family Vacation 2021 by Julie Arduini
Trying to guess how things will go after 2020 has been quite the game. We make plans and they have been delayed. We think all is well, and then find out it is not. We start to lose hope in … Continue reading
Choose the Golf Club by Julie Arduini
If this picture could talk! This was how my teen daughter, nephew, sister, and I spent Good Friday. My sister and nephew now live in what was our mom’s home, and it is 300 miles from my house. When we … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, family, Fits of Fury, grief, healing, Julie Arduini, loss of mother, loss of parent, prayer, rage room, Use the Golf Club by Julie Arduini
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In All Things Give Thanks by Julie Arduini
When I write, anything from an email or a manuscript, I say a little prayer that God would give me the words. The other day I was responding to an email and I asked for words that would be just … Continue reading
God’s Writing the Story by Julie Arduini
Recently my husband texted me a picture. It was our daughter navigating her way through our front yard on the riding lawn mower. Big deal, right? YES! It’s a celebration because it is yet another thing in the long list … Continue reading
Word of the Year Tizzy by Julie Arduini
Happy New Year! I’m one of those people who spends way too much time looking at memes and there were two that left me speechless. The one that said the 1990’s were 30 years ago. I get my son was … Continue reading
Unto Us A Child Is Born by Tara Randel
Merry Christmas! I hope in this most beautiful, but hectic, time of year, you and your loved ones take time to remember the true spirit of the season. For to us a child is born, to us a son is … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, contemporary romance, family, Isiah 9, memories, New Year, Tara Randel
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It’s That Time Again!
I don’t know about you, but I’ve found over the decades that some of the best friends I can have are those who know me best, knew me when I wasn’t as lovable as I am now, and still love … Continue reading
Jesus in the Chair by Julie Arduini
In the years I’ve followed Christ in a daily way, I’ve heard about Jesus and the chair. For instance, I know of families that for Christmas set a chair for their dinner. It’s His birthday, and they want to be … Continue reading
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Thanks by Tara Randel
I’m in deep deadline mode, but surfaced to catch up on some chores. I went down my to-do list, stopping when I came to the reminder to write this post. As I thought about what I wanted to write, the … Continue reading
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Tagged author life, career, contemporary romance, family, Tara Randel, Thanks
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