Musical Thursday

Tim Janis' Journey to the Mountains

https://youtu.be/uZIqT28TMDo

Wordless Wednesday

Tuesday Tidbit

Tsk makes it's first official appearance in 1947, far too late for my Regency stories.

Monday Quote

Sometimes deciding who you are is deciding who you will never be again.

~ Sweet Serendipity

Sunday Scripture

Ruth 2:2 last

And Ruth the Moabitess said unto Naomi, Let me now go to the field, and glean ears of corn after him in whose sight I shall find grace. And she said unto her, Go, my daughter.

Saturday Links

Jez and Susan Braithwaite share words in Scots. In this post, Susan shares a SoundCloud:
https://susantbraithwaite.com/2019/12/09/things-in-scots-9-swither/

Al Carraway shared inspiration in "I Was Under My Table Crying..."
https://alcarraway.com/2019/12/08/i-was-under-my-table-crying/

God bless.

Favorite Book Friday

Love at Sunset Lake (Abundance series) by Sally Bayless contemporary Christian romance. What a wild roller-coaster ride. I recognized bits of myself in her characters. I've made some of the same mistakes. The messes I landed myself in because I didn't bother to check in with God. A satisfying happy ending.

Musical Thursday

The Story behind Casting Crowns' "Praise You in the Storm"

https://youtu.be/bDtHf5J3ZLE

Wordless Wednesday

Tuesday Tidbit

Update: I've less than three chapters to edit. The end is in sight. I've finally stopped finding words that weren't used in Regency times. Woohoo! Which isn't a Regency exclamation. Fancy that!

Monday Quote

Sunday Scripture

Ruth 2:1

And Naomi had a kinsman of her husband's, a might man of wealth, of the family of Elimelech; and his name was Boaz.

Saturday Links

Last year, History Imagined shared the origins of Memorial Day (I hope the link still works) :
https://historyimagined.wordpress.com/2019/05/31/memorial-day-war-and-remembrance/

The Scots name for man's best friend:
https://laurelhawkes.blogspot.com/2019/11/scripture-study_24.html

God bless.

Favorite Book Friday

Christmas in Abundance (Abundance series novella) by Sally Bayless Christian romance. I disliked both the hero and the heroine to start and fell in love with them as I learned their stories. The story ended up being a page turner. I look forward to reading the other books by Sally Bayless.

Musical Thursday

Tim Janis ~ Sharing this 2-hour piece because I also loved the pictures of Scotland.

https://youtu.be/LDN6AXOZL3s

Wordless Wednesday

Tuesday Tidbit

Update: I've less than four chapters to edit. I'll read it through again, aloud. God willing: May.

Monday Quote

It's Sunday

At last

Praise God

Death and hell conquered

Forever

He is Risen!

He Lives!

It's Saturday

The tomb

Loss

Mourning

But Sunday is coming...

It's Friday

A trial

Lies

Beatings

Whippings

A long walk to Calvary

A crucifixion

Death

But Sunday is coming...

It's Thursday

A last supper

The Garden of Gethsemany

A friend's betrayal

A friend's denial

A long night

But Sunday is coming...

Wordless Wednesday

Are you ready for Easter?

Add a little reading to your celebration.

The Blessing Basket

The thirteenth novella in the series...

Welcome back to Holiday, USA, small town America, where nothing happens, except holidays... and a little romance, if the hero and heroine trust God.

Cici, Candy Crothers, lies to everyone, except her Holiday Diner boss, only because he informed her if she lied to him he'd fire her. She ran away from an ugly past and still worries it might catch up to her. Sharing her nightmares is nowhere on her list of things to do, ever.

Trace Brown left the Army honorably but not unscathed. Anger controls his life, holding him back from pretty much everything, including becoming a chef at Holiday Diner. The diner's head hostess intrigues him, but not enough to risk sharing his day-to-day battle with PTSD.

Nothing can drive God away. His hand is stretched out still. He is always there, waiting...
http://a.co/8o1meMa

 

Monday Quote

Sunday Scripture

1 John 4:4

“Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world.”

Saturday Links

I so enjoy Jez Braithwaite's "Animals in Scots." I also have a particular fondness for the Bumbee:
https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2019/11/23/bumbee-animals-in-scots-22/

The Fuzzy Fanatic, by Gayle Joregenson, shares great ideas I wish I'd known about with my dog:
https://fuzzyfanaticblog.wordpress.com/2019/11/30/too-tired-to-walk-dog/

God bless.

Favorite Book Friday

Christmas Star Sapphire (Jewel Series Book 5) by Hallee Bridgeman contemporary Christian romance. I love her characters and her stories. She also includes recipes at the end, if you want to have a book club lunch. 

Musical Thursday

Perhaps silly, but I fell for Donny Osmond when I was a little girl. I still love his voice, and then I discovered that his nephew David Osmond has the same quality. Sharing this duet here, so it's easier for me to find it again. :D
https://youtu.be/6VUcUm4wwCE

Wordless Wednesday