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Resolutions

I’ve been pondering New Year’s resolutions. I'm not sure why, because I can't recall ever making one. Although I could have forgotten, just as I did the resolution. Not knowing where to turn for information, I tried Google. Even Psychology Today weighed in on the...

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Happy New Year, Everyone!

May 2015 be your best ever, no matter the circumstances. My first challenge will be remembering what year it is! I’ll have a few other challenges too, but I know all things work together for good. My blog is taking the week off, but I wanted to announce the winner of...

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Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah!

Dear Readers & Visitors to my blog, I appreciate you! Thanks for stopping by! Recently, I watched the 1946 movie Great Expectations on TV. I’d read the Charles Dickens novel about ten years ago & was surprised to find I preferred the black-and-white movie. The...

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Amish Cozy Mysteries

Please give a warm welcome to my guest, Vanetta Chapman. Murder Tightly Knit releases today (December 16), and I thought I’d share with you a little bit about the genre of Amish cozy mysteries. This is the second book in my Amish Village Mystery series—the first was...

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Too Stressed to Be Blessed?

“I usually have my Christmas shopping done by now,” a girlfriend told me last week. My stomach lurched. “Really?” I was astounded, because I knew she wasn’t shipping overseas. I was just happy we’d purchased a birthday gift for our grandson, who’s about to turn six....

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Why Not Do an Amish Christmas at your House?

Please welcome Murray Pura. The tree in our house goes up right after Hallowe’en on November 1st, which some Christians celebrate as All Saints Day. And because Hallowe’en really means Holy Evening, and was meant to be a night of prayer and worship in anticipation of...

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Boys versus Girls

When our two sons were young, a neighborhood friend, mother of three boys, hosted an annual party for mothers of boys only. It was a popular occasion, filled with laughter and wild tales of the shenanigans our sons had instigated. By the time these young men graduated...

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Wish Upon A Star

Last Fourth of July, my poor husband was bed-ridden, a rare occurrence. He couldn’t even drive to the fireworks stand let alone make it to our beach cabin to host our annual BBQ for family and friends, followed by a pyromaniac’s dream come true. What bothered my...

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Claire Has an Inner Lucy

Please give a warm welcome to Ane Mulligan. I’ve heard you are the one who spearheaded the reviving of Chapel Springs. Is that true? Are you from the mayor’s office? If you are, it wasn’t my fault. Whatever it was. Felix Riley takes credit for everything that works...

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Kinds of Smart

Years ago, I am parted these words to one of my sons; maybe he'd done poorly on a test he thought he'd aced. “Let's imagine two boys walking home from school. One of them was a straight A student and the other got so-so grades. A car pulled up driven by a stranger,...

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