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April ’12 – FREE BOOK!
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May ’13 1st Book Winner!!
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July ’13 Free Book #2
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We have a brand new novel, just released from Barbour, as our Free Book this week. From the back cover of IN PLAIN VIEW by Olivia Newport: “Nearly a year after leaving her successful but unsatisfying high-tech life, Annie wonders if she can truly succeed at being Amish…Her parents seen determined to sabotage her efforts,…
IGUUGUM TUGIDAA
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Wild Word Friday! I thought it might be fun on the first Friday of each month to highlight the Aleut name – and translation – for that month. The Aleut word for June is IGUUGUM TUGIDAA. The second G in that phrase should have a circumflex accent (ˆ) over it, but I couldn’t get my computer…
Thank you, Diane.
I did see it, Linda. I’d dropped off some food at my sister’s house. (We’d had a church banquet and they were sick and couldn’t attend.) My brother-in-law pointed it out to me. So beautiful!
One word: WOW!
God has given us another beautiful day to see His love for us, His creation and enjoy the wonders of His creation around us. Did you see the wonderful crescent moon, Venus, and Jupiter in the night sky the last two nights?