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I am the kind of person that believes in love, believes in sappiness, believes that God has a grand plan for it all, and I am enjoying the journey of figuring it out. Writing is easy with coffee in hand.

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The ABC's of Me

I thought I would end this week on a more positive light hearted note. Copied from Desirous of Everything Found at Pintrest A. Age: 25...
My world...#Littlelove

Hey lovely readers, It has been awhile since I posted a #littleloves post . I feel I need some lightheartedness in my life right now....
ssshhh part 2

Hello readers, For some reason blog spot is working on Internet Explorer but not on Chrome... what? So good news I can post from home. I a...
Not forsaken pt. 2

From Part 1.. Have you ever heard something that even though it wasn't directed at you, you feel it is meant directed at you....
Film Flicks Friday

Hello, I know lately I have posted a lot about reviews about period drama and I am sure some of you thought "come on Blaire live in t...
Getting unstuck...Writing #Littleloves

Hello my lovely readers, It is Wednesday and that means it is Writing Wednesday... I probably like this time the most because I can s...
My thoughts on Journaling

I love to journal. I have had one since the 8th grade when I took a poetry workshop, provided by the public library, and that author encou...
Jane Eyre... what the?

{ pic } I know I am going to shock a lot of people when I say this, but I do not like Jane Eyre. For some reason when I tell people I li...
Book Blurb...The Rose Garden

Hello lovely readers, I cheated on my 26 book challenge , I just read The Rose Garden by Susanna Kearsley . Back in June my friend introdu...

Favorite Book

Enjoyed Greatly

In The Winter Sea, historical fiction author, Carrie McClelland visits her friend and agent in Scotland. On her way, she drives by Slains Castle and feels an instant connection to it. In hopes of curing her writer’s block, she rents a cottage in the nearby village of Cruden Bay and her novel practically writes itself. Carrie writes the story and then does her research only to find what she has written was true.

Thankful for this Book

Love Does has a kind of 'north star' effect that will push you to refocus your life and energy on what is most significant. It doesn't just invite you to respond with your God-given potential, it invites you to become a part of what God can do beyond your potential.' - Reggie Joiner, Founder and CEO of Orange

Highly Reccomend!

Donald Miller explores the origin and meaning of redemption in this fully revised and redesigned bestseller. Hysterically funny, wryly provocative, and disquietingly insightful, Searching for God Knows What invites readers to examine their deep need for redemption, to feel it, know it, and live like it is true in their lives.

For my love of Jane Austen

Knowing that naming my cat "Darcy" is probably the most normal Janite thing I can do.

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Forever Young Adult

Steadfast (Spellcaster #2) - Ding, dong! The witch is … still alive and wicked as ever. The post Steadfast (Spellcaster #2) first appeared on Forever Young Adult.
WOW! Women On Writing Blog

Interview with Dawn Rae, 2nd Place Winner in the WOW! Summer 2024 Flash Fiction Contest - Dawn Rae is retired and shares her home with Honey, a cat-of-great-character! She loves books and has been an avid reader all her life, dipping into h...
Inkwell Inspirations

HUNTED ON THE TRAIL by Dana Mentink, Reviewed by Kim #ReleaseDay - Security Hounds Investigations Book 3KIM'S REVIEW:Hunted on the Trail by Dana Mentink is a fast paced, wilderness survival story that has imminently likabl...
Jane Austen's World

Jane Austen’s Christmases - Jane Austen's characters celebrated Christmas in various ways.
A CUP OF JO

Have a Cozy Weekend. - What are you up to this weekend? New York has gotten cold! Last night, the boys and I went to see the Christmas lights in Dyker Heights and drink hot cho...
Reading the Past

Michelle Cameron's Babylon illuminates life during the Jewish exile in ancient Babylon - *Babylon* is engrossing from start to finish. Michelle Cameron’s novels illustrate the lives of the Jewish people (especially women) at times and places r...
Miss Print

Dolls of Our Lives: Why We Can’t Quit American Girl by Mary Mahoney and Allison Horrocks: A Non-Fiction Review - Did you dream of getting an American Girl doll of your own? Did you spend hours poring over the coveted Pleasant Company holiday catalog every year? Do you...
Bubby and Bean ::: Living Creatively

Elevated Peppermint Mocha (with Collagen + MCT!) - [image: Elevated Peppermint Mocha (with Collagen + MCT!)] What's better than coffee? Holiday coffee drinks! What's better than holiday coffee drinks? Hol...
A Frolic through Time

Taking the Singer 28 K Handcrank Sewing Machine for a Spin: It Sews Thick Fabrics Easily, as I Thought It Would - Do you recognize the tablet-woven band? Yes, it’s done!Yesterday I took the Singer for a first spin. Had already spent some time making sure it was pri...
Peaceful Reader

What the future holds - It's taken me all month to mentally deal with the outcome of this election. I'm simply heartbroken. Our country is in a tough place. Like the serenity p...
Austenised

Shopping where Jane shopped for books! - View of College Street from P & G Wells bookshop with Jane's last home in the background. You may well have walked past Jane Austen's last home on Colle...
Edwardian Promenade

PERIOD DRAMA ALERT: THE PORTER - Debuting on CBC and CBC Gem on Monday, February 21 at 9 p.m. (9:30 NT) Inspired by real events and set in the roar of the 1920s, THE PORTER (8×60) follows ...
10 Minute Writer

Nine Ways To Write An Emotionally Abusive Villain (Part One) - Emotionally abusive villains are scarier than the Darth Vader types, in my humble opinion. They can play with a person's mind, trick them into thinking t...
Regency Delight ~Jane Austen, etc.~

All the Rage: Thoughts on Upcoming Jane Austen Adaptations - Hello, long-lost friends! Well, technically *I *am the one who is long-lost, I suppose. But with two new Jane Austen adaptations in the making (or having r...
Two Nerdy History Girls

A Few of Susan's Favorite History Books from 2018 - Susan reporting, Earlier Loretta shared a few of her favorite nerdy-history books, and now it's my turn. Instead of research books, I'm going to recommen...
Here's What I Think About That

Where In The World Am I? - I've been conflicted about continuing this blog. As you can see I have not written much in the last little while. I still like this place I've created in c...
bohemian season

10 things I've learned about change so far - So I’m on day 27 of my 365 Days of Change project. I’ve thought about doing a progress update, but at the moment I feel like it would be boring. I’ve b...
Yet Another Period Drama Blog

The New Location - via Well, the time has come at last... Yet Another Period Drama Blog is closing its doors. (I had to jump right into that or I might have a hard time s...
Lady of the Manor

Four things tag - I've been tagged by Carissa from Musings of an Introvert. *Four jobs I've had:* 1. PhD student/researcher 2. Administrative assistent (multiple times) 3. Bo...
The Jane Austen Film Club

I'm Still Here! 2016 Round-up - Jenna Coleman and Rufus Sewell in Victoria on PBS/ITV Sorry I haven't been posting lately but my day job has been demanding too much time. So I have a bi...
le projet d'amour

That’s how the light gets in - I couldn’t sleep last night (or should I say, early this morning), as I wasn’t feeling well. But I also had another feeling something was wrong. What could...
Bits of Splendor

Girls' Room Makeover - Bella and Mia started sharing a room right about the time we transtioned Mia from her crib to a big girl bed. So, since they were about 5 and 2 1/2. I l...
Creative Writing Prompts for Writers

Writing Prompts for Earth Day 2016 - American Life in Poetry: Column 456 BY TED KOOSER, U.S. POET LAUREATE For Earth Day, I thought I would bring up a beautiful poem from Ted Kooser's Ameri...
Fly with Me

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Blog of Elegantwoman.org

Non-Defensiveness - A Trait of a Highly Respected Woman - I was watching a re-run of Project Runway the other night, as a mode of relaxation (I find some comfort in watching re-runs of my favorite shows - haha) an...
A Law Student's Journey

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Living On Literary Lane

My Year in Books: 2015 - I was going to say "Hello from the other side," but then Carmel went and used that line in her New Year's resolutions post, so I figured it would be cliché...
A Fashionable Frolick

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Story Girl

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Scribblings of My Pen and Tappings of My Keyboard.

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a case of the mundays

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along for the ride

Poor Second Child - When I was pregnant with Sam, I blogged each week, posed my growing belly for pictures, and thought long and hard over each word I wrote for my son. Second...
A DAY OF K

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Scribble Chicks

A Long Time Coming - Confession that you've probably already noticed? I haven't written here in a very long time. In fact, none of us have, partially (I suspect, though I shoul...
Becoming Jane Fansite

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Elegance of Fashion

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ADORED VINTAGE

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girl plus everything else

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French Sampler

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Sparks' Notes

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Jane Austen Today

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