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A Melody for James has won second place in Book Fun Magazine’s Fiction Book of the Year!!
Thank you to EVERYONE who voted for A Melody for James! You can read all about it in the February edition of Book Fun Magazine. Read the interview that my street team, Hallee’s Allies, gave me on page 166!
Today only, A Melody for James, Book 1 in the Song of Suspense Series, is only 99 cents!
Yesterday, on my main Facebook and on my Hallee the Homemaker Facebook, I posted this:
Ode to the mother of the autistic child who’s had every schedule in his life obliterated by the Christmas holiday and a continuous succession of snow days…
…what would it be?
I’m bringing back “Readers Write to Know Wednesdays”…
It has been an entire year since my last Menu Monday! Wow!
It is CRAZY how much easier life goes when I make a menu for the week. And, honestly, when I’ve not been putting it up on this blog, I’ve not been really creating one at home, either…
If you have yogurt with a foil lid but no spoon, you can make your own spoon, no problem. The only requirement I think I have is that the lid to your yogurt needs to be the sturdy foil type lid.
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CAREFULLY apply the toothpaste to the cloudy lens keeping it away from your paint. Use an old toothbrush you are about to throw away anyway and scrub in a circular brushing motion overlapping as you go. There is no need to floss.
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When I decided to make this cake, it took less time to make the batter than it took to preheat the oven. You use a whisk to make it, not a mixer, which means you can whip it up in little time and the cleanup is very easy. It’s a delicious, dense cake – almost like a Blondie.
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A few weeks ago, my pastor asked me to give my testimony to the church regarding this blog post. I have to tell you, that was probably the most difficult thing I’ve ever done. I wanted to tell him no…
Pin ItIt’s time to nominate books for the 2013 Grace Awards. I have two books that qualify: A Melody for James and an Aria for Nick…
I’m not a reader. I used to be. I used to be the kind of reader who read in the car at stop lights and preferred solitary lunches at work so I could get another chapter in. I was a voracious reader. I had a library card and knew the owner of the used book store’s grandchildren’s names.
But, then I started writing. And, out of nowhere…
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