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  • Sewing Leader… What I Didn’t Know and What I Learned

    Sewing Leader… What I Didn’t Know and What I Learned

    One thing I knew for sure is that my time was coming. I was dreading it, but in a congregation of 25 options it was inevitable. A few of those ladies have new babies or are otherwise out, so the pool was even smaller. I had managed to escape for twelve years and I was

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  • Author Spotlight Part 2: Jane Austen

    Author Spotlight Part 2: Jane Austen

    I like Jane Austen’s stories because of the courtly the manners or lack thereof, the old language and big words, the wit and humor. These heroines had standards to live up to. And the characters are so like people we live with, work with and socialize with today. Each one is a study in human

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  • Author Spotlight: Jane Austen

    Author Spotlight: Jane Austen

    Jane Austen (1775-1817) was an English novel writer. You can read Austen’s books as witty romances or insightful commentary on the social classes and materialistic society of Georgian England. No novel written since her time is exempt from her influence. Jane’s books have rarely been out of print since their first publication dates. George Austen,

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  • So She Reads Collection: April Showers

    So She Reads Collection: April Showers

    Welcome to our monthly collection! This space is our collection of links and ideas for you to explore, and things we might want to revisit and remember. Brew yourself a cup of tea and savor a quiet moment while you read. May you be inspired this springtime! It’s so fun to see the grass greening,

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  • Old Things Are Passed Away

    Old Things Are Passed Away

    In Sunday School, several comments were made how the Easter story was so special at this time of year, how they loved the Easter season and what it meant to them. Had I been thinking about it at all beyond inviting the family for dinner? I felt an urgent need to focus on the season.

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  • How to Simplify Cooking for a Season or Forever

    How to Simplify Cooking for a Season or Forever

    I won’t try to explain to you how home-cooking and special diets can get complicated. If you know, you know. So much can get between me and the perfect meal plans. Life revolves around the kitchen and the need to eat never goes away. When this overwhelms me, the best advice is to simplify. Several

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