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It’s a Good Thing by Julie Arduini
I’ll never be mistaken for Martha Stewart on several levels, but she has that catch phrase, “It’s a good thing.” Well, there are some good things going on that I thought I would share. Because in full disclosure, I’m dealing … Continue reading
No Dumb Questions by Julie Arduini
Each Easter season I’m fascinated to watch our daughter process Christ’s love for us as she watches it through our church’s Passion Play. She has mild special needs that include comprehension issues, so often things her peers can figure out … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Jesus, John, Julie Arduini, Mary, Passion Play, Peter, questions, Satan, The Bible Series
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What Would You Put in Your Locket? By Julie Arduini
Each Christmas vacation I visit my dear friends from my school years. Last December we met at the mall and as soon as I saw Julie, I was drawn to her necklace. It was a locket with charms inside. She … Continue reading
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Tagged charms, Faith, family, jewelry, Julie Arduini, locket, marriage, Origami Owl, personality
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Do Writers Owe their Audience by Julie Arduini
(This post contains spoiler alerts if you haven’t yet watched The Good Wife on DVR.) I love to discuss writing when it comes to television. When I find a well-written show, I’m a fan. I still talk about the episode … Continue reading
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Tagged 30-Something, ER, George Clooney, Josh Charles, Julianna Margulies, Julie Arduini, LA Law, Moonlighting, television, The Good Wife, Will Gardner, writing
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June Foster and Why She Wrote Ryan’s Father by Julie Arduini
Julie’s Note: I had the pleasure of growing leaps and bounds as a writer under the mentorship of June Foster when we were in the same critique group. I admire her writing about subjects that are difficult and even controversial. … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, fiction, grace, homosexuality and the Bible, Julie Arduini, June Foster, romance, Ryan's Father, sin
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Royal Reading by Julie Arduini
So far 2014 has been full of reading for me. It’s a combination of a lot of book reviews due around the same time, a harsh winter, and well, I love reading. My next review is on Valentine’s Day, Rachel … Continue reading
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Tagged castle, fiction, Julie Arduini, kingdom, princess, Princess Ever After, Rachel Hauck, romance, Royal Wedding series, royalty
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Beating the January Blues by Julie Arduini
Last week Maureen shared a great post about reading and hibernation. Living in northeast Ohio we’ve had 7 snow (cold) days, thundersnow, rolling snow, and two visits from something called the polar vortex. It’s been a long January and like … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, January, Jeff Goins, Julie Arduini, juliearduini.com, Mailchimp, polar vortex, reading, Rob Eager, snow days, website, winter weather
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Chosen and Preposterous by Julie Arduini
My last post was about my 2013 word of the year, abundance, and how it played out. It seems fitting as we’re still in the new year that I share my words for 2014. Yes, you read right. Words. Because … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, abundance, chosen, Faith, family, Gideon, God's Kingdom, Joshua, Julie Arduini, prayer, preposterous, word for the year
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Abundance by Julie Arduini
Happy New Year! It probably doesn’t surprise you that words are important to me. Beyond writing, I ask God to reveal a word He wants me to focus on for the year. As we welcome 2014, I thought I’d share … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, 2014, abundance, clothes, food, forgiveness, grief, healing, Julie Arduini, provision, travel, word of the year
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Pockets of Time by Julie Arduini
Last month I attended a gathering filled with women who had all participated in an interactive Bible study on Esther. The pastor had a message she wanted to share that went along with Esther’s story. It was an inspiring event … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Esther, Jesus, Julie Arduini, pockets of time, prayer, swaddling clothes, woman with the coin
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The Sparkly Responsibility by Julie Arduini
Every other Sunday I spend a couple hours at a nearby McDonald’s writing while I wait for our teen to finish with his youth group’s small group meeting. The last time I was there I noticed two ladies who came … Continue reading
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Tagged bride, Christians, Julie Arduini, light, Matthew 5:26, negativity, profanity, sequins, sparkly hat, turn-offs
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My Techie Thanksgiving
You can tell it’s NaNoWriMo month, I forgot to post once or twice. I apologize. November is always a busy month around here, and that’s without the fun of writing a 50K novel in 30 days! I thought I’d share … Continue reading
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What I Learned from the Book of Job by Julie Arduini
There was a wilderness season marked by sickness, death, and change. Just when I came up for air and felt a sense of normalcy, another event rocked everything I had ever taken for granted. A natural encourager, I was muted. … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings, change, death, job, Job 1:21, Julie Arduini, life, Thankful, Thanksgiving
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When Fiction Meets Real Life by Julie Arduini
Last month I told you how I finaled in a photo contest and was mortified because the process was through Facebook voting, and that meant marketing against other pictures. Well, I won. It was a great marketing test as potential … Continue reading
The Resonating Quote by Julie Arduini
Last week our pastor gave a sermon that not only had great principles, but even a statement that seemed off the cuff. It’s still resonating with me, a week or so later. “You can hang on, or move on.” I … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, choose, Faith, forgiveness, grudges, hang on, Julie Arduini, move on
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