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EAVESDROP
Wild Word Friday! Once upon a time, the English had a law that required a homebuilder to get a permit before he could build eaves that allowed water to drip on land owned by someone else. Not only were eaves sometimes a controversial matter in ancient England, in the 1600s they gave us the verb EAVESDROP,…
EUCHARISTEO
I belong to readers group. We meet once a month, September through May, and we usually read books that fall into the general category of secular literary novels. But for this month, we decided on a book that is a little different from our usual fare. We’re reading Ann Voskamp’s memoir, ONE THOUSAND GIFTS. I’m…
Your Life & Mine: Books From Childhood
On a bookshelf in my office, I keep a group of ragged books By Laura Ingalls Wilder. You can see from the photo above that they’ve been used hard and read often. If I hired a decorator to help me add a touch of the artistic to my home, I imagine she or he would…
Your Pet/Molly!
Cody Stevenson snapped this super photograph behind his family’s home. He was down in a gravel pit, looking up, and the family dog, Molly, was curious about where he went. Cody has a quick eye for great shots, and, when I saw this photo, I couldn’t resist starting the New Year by welcoming little Molly…
Happy Thanksgiving!
On this Wild Word Friday, I’m sending you prayers and wishes for a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with many blessings! From my house to yours – Love, Sue
July 2019 FREE BOOK!
Our FREE BOOK this month is the novel LILAC GIRLS by Martha Hall Kelly. I found this book to be absolutely mesmerizing and uplifting. From the back cover comes this quote from New York Times bestselling author, Beatriz Williams. “Rich with historical detail and riveting to the end, LILAC GIRLS weaves the lives of three…