The Only Solution
This is one of the alkali lakes the characters want to minimize. Last week Before being stranded by an alkali […]
This is one of the alkali lakes the characters want to minimize. Last week Before being stranded by an alkali […]
In the time I’ve been away from this blog wrote five books. Three are published under my romance writer name
I have not written a blog in the past month because it was seeding season. Truth be told, I didn’t
~Your dreams were not stupid.
~Everyone is as equally confused about life as you are.
~You don’t have to be mean to be successful.
~Your ability to love is stronger than any awkwardness.
One time when I was frustrated with my life in Phoenix (A haboob hit right when I finished cleaning the
I love the week of Christmas because it is the time of the year where the message that Christ gave is told all over the country. People telling other people that they are important. You are important enough for me to take the time to listen to you sing. You are important enough for me to bake these cookies and make you smile. You are important enough for me to sacrifice my sanity in the hopes that you will know you are valued. Christ’s message goes a little further, but this week shows people who won’t admit it really know the message.
Maybe it was delirium from mowing the lawn in an Arizona August, or since it was Sunday, it could have been divine intervention-regardless a really good idea came to the front of my mind. We don’t have to wait for the kids to have fun.
The letter writer was in a place where she didn’t want to share because it wasn’t good enough. If I could have responded I would have said, “you’re not the only one honey!”
It is easy to think correctly, however following through can be an entirely different story. Trust me I know. My mind knows how to eat in a way that would help me get down to a size 8. My taste buds say that size 12 food is better. Thus far, the mind is not winning the argument.
This weekend I went with a group of our National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) students to volunteer at a horse