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Ballet gowns of the Victorian era were usually about mid-calf length, off the shoulder, decorated with flower garlands or satin sashes. They were a mix of feminine, mystery, and effortless flowing …
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Guess what--My daughter is officially entering the world of BOOKS, I turned in #5 to the publisher, and what I really wanted to tell you--a limited time special on my new release! This lost love …
What is the state of your heart right now? I don't want you to think about the casual answer you'd give a friend you met in the store--be honest. What word comes to mind right now about how your heart …
I'm hosting a study of the vineyard research I did in A Rumored Fortune, because of the rich Biblical depth of understanding these crops, and I'd like to share with you all the material I'm posting in …
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I love studying faces. They are the introduction to what I might find beyond them when I begin talking to someone new, and they reveal quite a bit in a single glance. Faces never tell you an entire …
Once upon a time there was this girl who was perfectly fine on her own. (This is me, by the way, in case that wasn't clear.) She had a job, a house, and a collection of strays to keep her company. She …
