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Monthly Archives: October 2020
I Love Living …Where the Angels Sing
Dear Reader: A few months ago when Rutledge and Eva Cate spent the night with me…I took them to our new Art Center in downtown Summerville…we were each given one of these pretty bookmarks. The other day one fell … Continue reading
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The Guardian Angels in Our Childhood Toys
Dear Reader: Can you believe it has been a month since I started the StoryWorth Album Mollie gave me for my birthday? My fourth “Monday” question came yesterday…“What was your favorite toy(s) in your childhood growing up?” For me…my love … Continue reading
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Classifying People…is not Classy
Dear Reader: Today…in business terms…diversified portfolios are “In”…very popular. College students are told to try out as many ventures in life as possible and put every experience in their job interview portfolio. Colleges are right. Tommy is a prime example. … Continue reading
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Saturday “Fall” Surprises
Dear Reader: Yesterday was a “freeze frame” day for so many different reasons…beauty, cool sixties, dappling sun with elongated shadows, sapphire skies, football games, family, and friends…and yes, fun pranks from fabulous friends! 🙂 Yesterday was the complete package of … Continue reading
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Duty vs Delight
Dear Reader: These days, as I fall in love more and more with “Big Red” the cloned geranium who has made my white bench (on my front porch) its home for twelve years…I think of “Dr.” Chelsey, my young neighbor … Continue reading
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We Are All In This Together
Dear Reader: I love hearing from everyone involved in the chapelofhopestories.com family….whether through comments, emails, texts, or messages. It reiterates what we already know…that by simply writing how the blog has helped you in some way or starts your day off … Continue reading
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The Sacred Spiral in Nature
Dear Reader: I spent most of Tuesday night running outside with my flashlight to try to get the last bloom unfurling from the last bud on my moon flower trellis. Bless its heart….the spiral bud began unfurling late in the … Continue reading
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“Getting on the Right Track”
Dear Reader: If you have ever had time to think about some of the best analogies or metaphors for life…you would be hard-pressed to find one better than a train. Humans have had a love affair with the train since … Continue reading
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To Mom with Love
Dear Reader: I just finished my question from StoryWorth for Week Three. I am really enjoying working on it…it is bringing back memories I thought once lost. This week it asked me to describe my earliest memories of mother. I … Continue reading
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“Big Red” Immortalized…Life is Good
Dear Reader: Anne texted me Saturday afternoon to tell me that she was bringing my birthday present over yesterday…her watercolor of “Big Red,” my extraordinary twelve year-old red geranium… who has been my front porch “guardian angel” through the ups … Continue reading
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