Monthly Archives: December 2022

O Come All You Unfaithful

This is my favorite Christmas discovery this year.  I have listened to this carol over and over and over again.  It’s perfect. O Come, All You Unfaithful Song by Sovereign Grace Music O come, all you unfaithful Come, weak and … Continue reading →

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Feminine Hygiene Kits Arrive in Malawi!

This week I received a report from my friend, Rachel McCracken in Yakima.  She recently traveled to Malawi to help establish a library in a refugee camp there.  She also took a small supply of Yakima Freedom Kits (formerly DfG) … Continue reading →

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Will you share your words??

I suppose the reason I keep a blog is for this very reason.  It is my hope that a child, a grandchild, or a great-grandchild (or beyond) might someday find a comforting word here and feel my love and make … Continue reading →

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A Writing Retreat in Park City

At the last minute, my friends, Julie and Shelley and I decided to have a little writing retreat in Park City.  Julie had some timeshare points to use or lose, so we gathered our things and headed to the mountains … Continue reading →

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A Book Club Christmas Party

I love my book club friends and I love our yearly Christmas parties.  We always enjoy a delicious meal in someone’s home, then a lively book exchange and then we exchange gifts.  This evening was a perfect beginning to our … Continue reading →

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Ideas for Family History Christmas Gifts or other Occasions

Here’s a list of family history gift ideas you can make or prepare for your loved ones: Digitize old home videos and photos and make a set or copy for each child. Make chronologies / timelines of each family member’s … Continue reading →

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