When I set up my giveaway, I didn’t really pay attention to the fact that the closing date will be Election Day. So, now readers can not only vote for the next President and Vice President, they can also sign up for my bloggy giveaway.
I’ll be giving away 3 autographed copies of my recently published [...]
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I didn’t plan it but the celebration could be huge
Posted in To walk on fertile ground, tagged book, cancer, Election Day, faith, giveaway, infertility, testimony, To walk on fertile ground on November 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God Almighty
Posted in To walk on fertile ground, hope, life lessons, tagged christian conference, clouds, Little Brown Light Ministries, women's conference on October 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »
A couple of Saturdays ago, Little Brown Light Ministries and I led a christian women’s conference in Noxubee County, MS. I was a little nervous about this particular conference – although I clearly hear and feel and see God opening opportunities like these for me. Noxubee County is SB’s home turf, so imagine my knees quaking [...]
It’s like ropin’ Jell-O (trademark symbol here if I knew where it is)
Posted in To walk on fertile ground, hope, tagged Jello, women's conference on September 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s a simple enough concept people.
You know - the times and the situations we all find ourselves in periodically and we question ourselves, “How did I end up here?” Like when we voluntarily decide to go back the orthodontist as an adult because sometimes the first time wasn’t enough torture. Or when we offer to keep someone [...]
At Last… my book has come along…
Posted in To walk on fertile ground, hope, life lessons on June 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
You’ve heard, “Walking after Midnight”, “Walking in Memphis,” and even walking in the rain. Let me introduce you to a dream and another “walk” that’s been nearly 25 years in the making…
“To Walk on Fertile Ground” is my first book that tells my story of learning to live with infertility and battling cancer. The seed [...]