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Blogs I Follow
- Barbara Froman
- Michael Seidel, writer
- Gretchen L. Kelly, Author
- Reading In The Growlery
- Pages and Pints
- Sara Flannery Murphy
- On People Watch
- The View From Here
- nbsmithblog...random digressions and musings
- Irish Writing Blog
- Conner Habib
- Home of the Chieftains
- Tara Sparling writes
- Notes from the cupcake rescue league
- Ioadicaeu's Blog
- Unbound Boxes Limping Gods
- Raven's Wing Poetry
- Cemetery Travel: Your Take-along Guide to Graves & Graveyards Around the World
- chocofigbee
- Parallel Oonahverse
- rebbthoughts
- Scrambled, Not Fried
- Scribe Doll
- We Run and Ride
- Writer's Cramp
- The Backpack Press
- Jiturajgor's Blog
- Writer's Cramp
- The Home of Author Loren Rhoads
- WordPress.com News
- Course of Mirrors
- WordPress.com News
- THE NEWSROOM MAFIA
- Wooden Box
- FROM THE LAUNDRY ROOM
- Eva Lesko Natiello
- Chad Pastotnik, Deep Wood Press
- In Transition
- WordPress.com News
Author Archives: Jane Wilson
Coronavirus is proof that creationism is a deadly worldview
Originally posted on Genesisfix's Blog:
The Coronavirus pandemic is not just a medical and cultural threat. It is also a lesson in theology. The idea that human beings are “specially created” beings that stand apart from the rest of…
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Homelessness can be cured, but fixing selfishness comes first
via Homelessness can be cured, but fixing selfishness comes first
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Salt and Pepper
Originally posted on Barbara Froman:
I remember where I was on September 11th, 2001. We’d come back from a wonderful visit with family in California barely a week before. I was still in its afterglow, as I was still in…
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Love Poems by Kathleen Lombardo
Originally posted on Barbara Froman:
Kathleen Lombardo was a force — a phenomenally talented poet, playwright, and librettist whose work is not only thought-provoking and innovative, but also deeply musical. My thanks goes to her husband, the composer and artist,…
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Dad unplugged
Originally posted on We Run and Ride:
It’s coming up on two years on October 17, 2016 that my father passed away. I served as his caregiver for more nearly thirteen years after my mother died from a combination of…
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IN THE EARLY MORNING. . . .
Originally posted on chocofigbee:
I enjoy my walks in the early mornings because it is so quiet in those early hours with so much to see. This Summer, with its exceptional hot weather, has given me morning walks throughout my…
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