“Hope anchors the soul” Hebrews 6:19. God uses the example of an anchor as a promise that He is “sure and steadfast” for you and for me. The symbol of the anchor became especially meaningful to me in December 2014. My Dad had told me he was diagnosed with cancer. While Christmas shopping that year, I spotted a journal with an anchor on the cover. Underneath the anchor, it said, "Hope Anchors the soul." Hebrews 6:19 I wasn’t looking for a journal. This journal found me. Immediately I Continue Reading
Writing Gloves review
Fingerless gloves are not an item I would have purchased but after receiving a pair from WWW.LiteraryBookGifts.com I would purchase them and also recommend to others. Made of soft cashmere knit, they are comfortable and keep your hands and wrists warm. It’s summer as I type this review and the gloves are not hot or itchy. I think they would also be great for crafters or when driving. Or how about that cold coffee shop when you are trying to write a blog post, email or a chapter in Continue Reading
Another sad Mother’s Day
The day is over. You made it through. The sadness will still linger in the days ahead. Maybe even for weeks. You are not a mother and Mother’s Day is a hard day. My Dad always said to me “One Day At a Time” and there is a lot of truth in that quote. It’s hard to not look into the future when you want something so strongly. It’s sad thinking of a life without children. No birthday parties. No graduation celebrations. No beautiful bride weddings. No grandbabies. I lived with this heartache Continue Reading
