About the Book: Readers’ Favorite 2017 Christian Fiction Honorable Mention Gemma Ebworthy is eighteen, pregnant, and alone. Now that she’s been evicted, she finds herself sleeping in a barn, never dreaming that tomorrow could bring kindness of a life-changing magnitude. The Martins aren’t a typical family—even for rural Kansas. With more kids than can be… Continue reading Book Review Time! || Martin Hospitality by Abigayle Claire
My sewing schedule was a bit of a mess. (Not that I have a actual sewing schedule.) I really had no idea what project to work on next. Then, as luck would have it, one of my underskirts got a huge tear in it, and it seemed that my work was laid out for me… Continue reading What I Made: Old Bedsheet to Underskirt
I enjoy writing stories; I enjoy writing poetry. But more than either, I love writing a good story in rhyme – especially if it’s a mystery! I wrote this piece a while back while reading a lot of comedy/crime stories. There may be more to the story – who knows? But here you are for… Continue reading The Story of the Purloined Pendant: A Mystery Poem
I had published this post, originally titled “The Passion in Prophecy,” at my other blog, Kenmore Pines 1, last year. Having read the Gospels and searched through the ancient prophecies, I compared side by side the passion of Jesus Christ and the prophecies concerning the Messiah. The Passion in Prophecy The Jews wanted an earthly… Continue reading Good Friday Thoughts: the Passion in Prophecy
Behind Enemy Lines:True Stories of Amazing Courageby Bill Doyle Back Cover: Soldiers, Spies, and Secrets… A young lieutenant and his Special Ops team swimming into an Iraqi harbor to disarm a deadly adversary. A Major League baseball player undercover on a covert mission to assassinate a Nazi scientist. A young woman determined to help Allied… Continue reading Behind Enemy Lines, Books 1&2: Double Book Review
It’s been a while since I actually made a new garment, so one day, I looked through my fabric to see what I had to work with. In the “scraps and extra” drawer, I found a old circular tablecloth I had been saving to make a skirt. That, I decided, would be my next project.… Continue reading What I Made: A Prairie Style Circle Skirt
Introduction Welcome to part 3 of the Poetry Basics blog series! If you missed part 1 where I shared some inspiration, ideas, and helpful resources, or part 2 on how to write the first few lines, you can find that those parts here: Part 1 || Part 2 In today’s post, I will be talking again… Continue reading Poetry Basics 3: How To Develop Your Poem
