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A Writer’s High!

WARNING: this post is going to jump around. If you have a heart condition or are pregnant, please remove your earrings and keep all hands inside the vehicle. Best news first: Little S**** has been recovered! I don’t have all the details yet because they’re hard to get from India, but THANK YOU for praying. […]

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Prayer Needed … But a Smile at the End

Trust me when I say that life has been even more hectic around here than usual. Between critiques, edits, foster-related appointments, and readying for our first conference speaking … let’s just say I’ve struggled to find blogging time. No doubt that in the future we’ll be able to blog from a chip in our brain. […]

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All I Wanted for Christmas Was Electricity!

Yes, during the snow storm, we lost power. Christmas Eve morning, we lazed around in our pajamas, taking our near-future showers for granted. Then the Christmas lights on the tree when out and all the electric hums of the house disappeared. Turned out a tree limb on our neighbors’ property couldn’t bear the weight of […]

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ACFW Extra

I’m so behind in what I want to blog, it’s a little overwhelming. Suffice it to say we were without power for a few days–which is a story for the next blog. However, since it’s been so long since I posted, I wanted to share an idea I sent out over the ACFW loop. They […]

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Snow Days/Snow Daze

I thought I’d take a short break from the sales series to share a pictures of how the weather is effecting us in Gaston, Oregon. These first two are from a few days ago when we thought we had a lot of snow. Poor Kevin had to park at the bottom of our LONG, STEEP […]

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The Chicken or the Egg?

23 or 26? Mayo or butter? I’m such a goober. The capacity of my brain rarely disappoints, with the exception of two things. One doesn’t matter much. The other makes me wonder if I have too much testosterone. 🙂 First, the big one, is that I often can’t remember when my anniversary is. Isn’t that […]

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