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Christmas — very close now

I’ve sung Christmas carols so long that many of them are in my memory. Silent Night, Away in a Manger, O Little Town of Bethlehem, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear—all songs I sang since I was a child, then … Continue reading →

Carolling, carolling

A group of us went out to sing carold to shut-ins from our church. We went to a private home and also to one of the long-term care centres in our city.  We sang a variety of carols, some we … Continue reading →

NaNoWriMo– finished!

I must say November and participating in NaNoWriMo has been an adventure. Today I was telling a fellow writer about a friend who asked me if I would ever write a novel. That was a few years ago. I said … Continue reading →

Surprise chorus at shopping mall

A fellow blogger shared this video of a suprise event that took place in a mall where she was shopping. Here it is for your enjoyment.

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Nanowrimo– just a little further

I hit the three quarter mark today on my nanowrimo challenge.  I’ve heard from a couple of  fellow writers on their progress and have three writing buddies registered, and one who’s doing it in an unofficial capacity. That’s not what … Continue reading →

An Awesome God with more grace than we can imagine

Today I am reminded again of God’s great love for us, the grace he offers us that means we’re loved without having to earn that love. Here’s a song my daughter learned at a youth conference some years ago. This … Continue reading →

Just like the athletes

Two fellow Toastmasters  and I talked at a local networking event this fall. We were describing Toastmasters to other people at the  breakfast meeting. People who didn’t know about the organization. Wayne Kuhn, a real estate agent and long time … Continue reading →

NaNoWriMo– National Novel Writing Month

It’s official, my first time participating in NaNoWriMo. It’s a busy website today.  For anyone who doesn’t know what that stands for, it’s national novel writing month. People across the world are registered to begin today. The goal is to … Continue reading →

Awesome Author Challenge- Jodi Picoult

I’ve been reading, but not reporting. Life is rather full. I’ve read quite a few books since replying initially to the Awesome Author Challenge by at home with books. One of those books was My Sister’s Keeper, by Jodi Picoult.  … Continue reading →

Realize the value of time

When I was on Twitter today, I found this video on Justin Levy’s site that I want to share with my readers. Also on YouTube, here.   What does time mean to you? Your reactions, please.

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