Walking on Water
Reflections on Faith and Art
Madeleine L’Engle
1980, 240 pages
ISBN 978-0-87788-918-2
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The Sage Record
Lyndie Blevins blogging from Sage-Texas where you can expect greater things to come
I’ve dubbed this season of my life, the ‘fall’ of Steven James. I took several workshops recently taught by Steven and sat a couple of times at his table during meals.
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I pound the door knocker, “Hello, I want to come in”
“What? No, you haven’t found the door, go away...”
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Absalom, Absalom
William Faulkner
1936, 378 page
ISBN 0075536579
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Platform: Getting Noticed in a Noisy World
Michael Hyatt
Thomas Nelson 2012
9781595555038
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As Patricia PacJac Carroll’s debut novel, Liberty Belle, provides an action packed tale of twenty year old Libby Longstreet’s search for independence and freedom in 1850.
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Review - The Creative Life
The Creative Life
True Tales of Inspiration
Finding your true north
Julia Cameron
ISBN 978-1-58542-824-3 2010
Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin NY
pages 235 Biography
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Have you been caught up in the hype about the Hunger games trilogy?
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Beneath The Texas Sky, the third book in The Lazy M Ranch series
Written by Kasandra Elaine, the writing team of Kassy Paris and Elaine Bonner
Beneath The Texas Sky published by Wild Rose Publishing in 2009,
ISBN 0-9712522-2-X
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Redigo’s Choice is book two in The Lazy M Ranch series.
Author: Kasandra Elaine, the writing team of Kassy Paris and Elaine Bonner
Published by: Wild Rose Publishing in 2008 ISBN 1-60154-391-3
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First I’m Nobody, the first book in The Lazy M Ranch series
Written by Kasandra Elaine, the writing team of Kassy Paris and Elaine Bonner
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I was in fifth grade, not quite 11. My brother was a first grader. It was a time when I knew all the words the adults were saying, yet sensed I was missing something.
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I never thought I would say this, but I am ‘book’ed out.
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The Muir House, Mary DeMuth, Zondervan, pages 322
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That which each can do best, none but his Maker can teach him,
Where is the master who could have taught Shakespeare? Where is the master who could have instructed Franklin, or Washington, or Bacon, or Newton? . . . Shakespeare will never be made by the study of Shakespeare. Do that which is assigned you, and you cannot hope too much or dare too much. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Today marks the 123th anniversary of Ernest Lawrence Thayer’s poem, Casey At The Bat.
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Today is the anniversary of the death of my favorite poet, Emily Dickinson. Her expression of her faith pulled me in.
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Satan thought that he had won
When God turned away from the Son.
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