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NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!
Happy Views Day!
Thank you for following my one year of weekly “Behind the Scenes” posts. You’ve surprised me with many responses. Keep it up!
This week’s reveal:
Least favorite task: Clothes shopping (I do like grocery shopping).
Readers: your turn! What is your least favorite task?
Courageously,
Christina
Each day I commit to doing something courageous. Today, as a shout out to my technological weaknesses, I strengthen my resolve. I’m inserting a visual aid for the first time to the FROG Blog. Thank you to Ylanite Koppens for providing this incredible photo!
As summer begins, many people include more time for reading. Over the next 6 weeks, I’ll post an excerpt from each of my published books. I’ll have two more books launch in 2023-2024, including Hip Waders: A Naked View of a Soul. Hip Waders follows a journal format like Knee Deep: Handwritten Letters to My…
When communication methods shifted to an electronic wave, I found myself saddened by a loss of personalized connection. This sadness surprised me because as an introvert I require abundant quietness. I thrive with large margins of isolation, but I’m not accustomed to loneliness. I socialize through snail mail cards, one-on-one walks, or phone calls. People…
Happy Views Day! I share my weekly, “heart of the matter” for this “Year of Courage Project:” Best Adult Trip: 2017 Alaska cruise with my Daddy. A stop in Butchart Gardens, Victoria, Canada proved there’s heaven on earth. The Butchart Gardens – Over 100 Years in Bloom – Victoria, Canada. Will work for travel,…
This year I gave the same Christmas present to everyone. It’s a gift, wrapped in audio version. I recorded my Christmas wish for over 8 billion people. That 8 billion includes you dear reader. I may have met you by name and know your story. You might be anonymous to me right now, but please…
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…