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Category Archives: Blurbs and Blessings
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!
My prayer for all of you is that you will know God’s greatest gift – His Son Jesus Christ – and that you will be greatly blessed with love and joy and peace. Merry Christmas! Love, Sue
MySky Mondays
Next Monday is our first official MySky Monday. We will feature a “No Words Just Serenity” format with a different photograph each Monday that I hope will start your busy work week with a moment of relaxation. Please join us beginning … Continue reading
Posted in Blurbs and Blessings, News, Sue Harrison Blog
Tagged Sue Harrison, wild word Fridays
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Respect
(During the ongoing update of my Blog and Website, I’m republishing this post I ran back on February 8, 2011, but with a few updates. Thank you for your patience as we fully implement our new look!) I’ve lived most … Continue reading
Posted in Blurbs and Blessings, North Country
Tagged Detroit, Michigan, respect, Sue Harrison, Upper Peninsula, Yooper
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Made Me Laugh
Kids and grandkids have a way of touching our hearts, deep down – and our funny bones. We recently took a short car trip with our granddaughters ages 9 and 6 and stopped at a Sam’s Club to buy groceries. … Continue reading
34. Life Happens
I was having a great, motivated, write-every-day week. My husband was away on a fishing trip, and I had six hours of daylight between care-giving times for my dad-in-law. I was really going to speed into my second draft! But sometimes … Continue reading
East to Northeast
Yesterday we had the joy of visiting with friends from New Jersey. Actually, Karen has been a friend for a long time, but this was our first opportunity to meet her husband Fred and to catch up on all the news about … Continue reading
The Muse in Song
Last year, I received an email from folksinger Ann Rowland http://www.annandwillrowland.com/ who asked if I’d be interested in joining her and David Roth http://www.davidrothmusic.com/ also a folksinger, as a presenter at the North of 45 Writers’ Retreat in May 2011. I … Continue reading
Trail Magic
Congratulations to our friends Greenstone and Thimbleberry who have passed the 500 mile mark on their Appalachian Trail walk! Congratulations to you both, and to Leanne and Steve who joined them this past week for a portion of that walk. … Continue reading
Ice Storm
You’d think, since I live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, that I’d be used to ice storms. Not so. Our weather here is usually too cold for ice storms. We get snow. However, last Saturday our April temperatures were too … Continue reading
Kid Talk
The other day a friend and I were discussing our grandchildren, and she related a cute comment made by her 3-year-old grandson. Since that conversation, I’ve been remembering all the funny things I’ve heard children say, some wise and others silly. One of my favorite … Continue reading