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Happy Views Day!
Today is #4 of my year’s worth of sharing a “not readily known about the author” fact:
Favorite veggies:
Celery topped with peanut butter
Chopped broccoli drizzled with olive oil
Green beans and fresh mushrooms sprinkled with dill
Red peppers dipped with spicy hummus
A walk through the garden of life,
Christina
I trust you’ll discover Christmas and new birth every day of life’s journey! Fences. Schedules. Building permits. The Garden of Eden. These guidelines share a code of conduct. Fences offer protection for people and animals. Schedules and curfews identify starts and finishes. Building permits and inspections ensure safety. The Garden of Eden produced growth when…
“Do. Or do not. There is no try.” Yoda, from Star Wars stated this in The Empire Strikes Back movie. Yoda taught Luke Skywalker to focus on the present, to commit himself to win or lose. Luke needed to choose between the light or dark side. “Do. Or do not. There is no try.” The…
A grateful shout out from the FROG blog! Thank you to Chris Woods at Salvaged Soul Publishing for birthing my new book, “Life’s Too Short for Dull Razors, Cheap Pens, and Worn-Out Underwear.” I’m an author, not a natural marketer, so any media, recommendations, Amazon and Google reviews you offer mean the world to me!…
Happy Views Day! The list grows as I publish another fact from “Get to Know the Author” (aka Project Courage 2021-2022) Best Childhood Trip: South Dakota where I fell in love with prairie dogs Travel the world of your mind, Christina
This comes from my double-dare project to publish, “Life’s Too Short for Dull Razors, Cheap Pens, and Worn Out Underwear” (April 1, 2019 on Amazon and Kindle). It’s from a section where I include behind-the-scenes stories from previous jobs. Another classic story is delivered from my time working at Pizza Hut. This was during the…
Twelve times. “I write to you.” In the book of 1 John, he states why and for who he writes twelve different times. I appreciate people with a focused mission. John wrote Truth to caution people against sin. He wrote because sins were forgiven. He wrote because his audience knew Jesus, therefore they knew the…