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So Glad to be Home

In: Faith, Life, Uncategorized on: November 18, 2013

My husband and I have been on the road 23 of the past 37 days. That's roughly 3 of the past 5 weeks. The trips were a combination of business events and family visits and they were all good. But being gone from home that long …

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How We Roll on Vacation

In: Family, Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: July 8, 2013

Last week we traveled to Missouri with my parents, my sisters, brother, and their spouses to celebrate my parents' 50th anniversary. It was a great getaway with just the adults. We laughed a ton, soaked in the sun, ate good …

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The Spring Training Trip

In: Family, Life, Uncategorized on: March 15, 2013

My husband has talked about this trip since I met him. He'd been to spring training in Florida once as a teenager, with his dad, but it just never worked out to take our kids. So many other plans interfered during spring …

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When a Suitcase Revealed God’s Gentle Love and a Depraved Heart

In: Faith, Life, Uncategorized on: January 28, 2013

Once upon a time (last week), a girl went on a trip. Three very long days, all very much out of her comfort zone. Finally, finally she commenced the trip home after a delay on the first leg of the journey. By the time she …

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Held Hostage by Sandy

In: Life, Uncategorized on: October 29, 2012

We made a quick trip to central PA. My husband had meetings in DC and I had a book signing in PA. Then the plan was a couple of days with family in my husband's hometown and a couple of days with my sister-in-law and her …

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Savannah and St. Simons Island Anniversary Trip

In: Family, Life, Uncategorized on: July 5, 2012

We LOVED our trip to Savannah and St. Simons Island (with a quick stop at Jekyll Island!) I think part of it was that after 25 years of marriage we've finally learned how to travel together. (Yes, we are slow learners …

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I Promised PIctures!

In: Uncategorized on: March 7, 2012

I'm not a great photographer. In fact, most of the time I forget to take pictures! But here are a few of my favorites from our trip. I never imagined I'd enjoy it so much!Water Lilies at Queen Elizabeth Botanical Gardens in …

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I’m Back!

In: Life, Uncategorized on: March 5, 2012

And just where have you been? You might be asking. I’ve been on a wonderful, week-long, unplugged cruise with my husband! It was part business for him, speaking at a conference on board the ship, but it was a glorious time of …

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Business Trips

In: Life, Uncategorized, Writing on: March 21, 2011

I’ve never been one accompany my husband on business trips, even if he only made a handful of such trips over the past several years. The few times I attempted it were not pleasant for either of us. I spent all day waiting …

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Back at Home

In: Uncategorized, Writing on: October 13, 2010

It’s been a surreal two days. After ten years of writing, never knowing if anything more would come of it than a sense of having accomplished writing a novel, I found myself in meetings with Bethany House, my publisher, at …

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