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Posted by Melanie | Dec 23, 2016 | everyday, free download | 0 |
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When I received my cancer diagnosis a few weeks back, it felt like I had landed in a different country—a different planet, even. I wasn’t scared of my new surroundings—I was surrounded by kind and caring medical professionals who successfully convinced me that the prognosis with their recommended treatment was good—but I could tell that I was massively unprepared to be in this new place.
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by Melanie | Dec 23, 2016 | everyday, free download | 0 |
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Read More4 in 7: lessons learned in my first week with the Instant Pot
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Read MoreA Litany of Thanksgiving
by Melanie | Nov 21, 2016 | everyday, free download | 0 |
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Read MoreThe gift of a new year
by Melanie | Jan 5, 2016 | encouragement, everyday, free download, scripture | 0 |
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Read MoreCelebrating Advent
As Anglicans who are trying to honor the season of Advent, I thought I’d share a few of the things that we’re doing this season in lieu of putting up our tree on Thanksgiving day—not that there’s anything wrong with that! In fact, my kids have asked if we can put the tree up *this* weekend and since they’ll be on a camping trip *next* weekend—which is when I had planned to put it up—we’ll probably do just that. But my early December decorating
Read MoreGreat site for audio books
Over the summer, I had a revelation about my youngest son after presenting him with a beautiful, shiny new copy of the first volume of the Redwall series by Brian Jacques: he comprehends
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