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Wait a Minute! (by Hannah Alexander)
These little guys are fast! They look very much like the pets I played when I was growing up in SoCal. But those pets in CA were tamer. In our desert here in Wyoming they always run. They also serve … Continue reading
Posted in Hannah Alexander
Tagged desert life, horned toads, misunderstandings, patience with others, The true Source
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Irony? (by Hannah Alexander)
Folks in our community have explained to us that this past winter has been the worst they’ve seen in a very long time. We were iced in for 2 1/2 months, unable to escape in any direction. We couldn’t walk … Continue reading
Posted in Hannah Alexander
Tagged escape, getting out of town, sheltering in place, snow
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Medical Perspective (by Hannah Alexander)
Today I thought readers might enjoy encouraging information from the medical side of the Hannah Alexander duo. Mel has been collecting information from his medical sites about the pandemic–such as some of the earliest projections for April 4. There were … Continue reading
Posted in Hannah Alexander
Tagged COVID19, good news for the United States, pandemic news
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For Your Downtime (by Hannah Alexander)
I wholeheartedly endorse what Vicki said yesterday, and what other buddies of mine have said here about the world pandemic. All I have to add to is that: Mel and I are in our third week of fever and cough … Continue reading
Money, Money, Money (by Hannah Alexander)
Mel and I have recently plunged back into marketing our books, uploading more to Amazon, and basically learning new ways of reaching prospective readers as we pursue the independent publishing dream. At church, we have been learning, yet again, about … Continue reading
A True Neighbor (by Hannah Alexander)
Since we began moving around the country four years ago–after living in one area code for many decades–Mel and I have discovered the true need of a good neighbor. We had wonderful neighbors in Missouri, and I also believe we … Continue reading
Posted in Hannah Alexander
Tagged actions speak louder than words, good neighbor, Kindness, prayers in action
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Ladies Only, Please (by Hannah Alexander)
I never thought I’d be posting this message at this stage in my life. I mean, many of us are no longer in our teens or twenties. Some of us are much older, and would never dream that we might … Continue reading
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Tagged dressing conservatively, dressing for men, modest apparel
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It’s That Time Again (by Hannah Alexander)
You know how you feel when the winter weather has let up for a few days and there are signs of warmth? I know, I know it depends on where you live. For instance, if you live in the far … Continue reading
A New Kind of Word (by Hannah Alexander)
This is where the deer and antelope play…literally. It’s home on the range. It’s where seldom is heard a disparaging word (I believe the original word was disparaging, not discouraging, though I could be wrong) and the skies are not … Continue reading
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Tagged disparaging words, Encouraging words, gossip, Kindness, taming the tongue
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Hidden Motive by Hannah Alexander
Can Dr. Sable Chamberlin and mystery man Paul Murphy stop a killer and fall in love at the same time? Christy Award winner Hannah Alexander’s novel, Hidden Motive, takes us into a world of wonder beneath the ice-covered surface of … Continue reading
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A Fine Goodbye (by Hannah Alexander)
I have never been one to make New Years resolutions, at least not after the first few times when I was very young. To me, there is no magical flip of the wrist that makes all the realities of the … Continue reading
One More Week! (by Hannah Alexander)
I know you don’t want to hear that you have one more shopping week until Christmas. So instead, I’m going to remind you that amidst all the rush and hurry and stress of Christmas shopping and planning and cooking and … Continue reading
FRUSTRATED? (by Hannah Alexander)
Have you ever found yourself in a situation that confused you to pieces and you didn’t quite know how to get out of it? Maybe it was a relationship that took a bad turn, perhaps you were trying to read … Continue reading
Rocky Road (by Hannah Alexander)
As you can see, this is one rocky road! What, you thought I was talking about the ice cream? I wish! I love Rocky Road ice cream. But hiking this rocky road is better for my health than ice cream–unless, … Continue reading
The Rocks (by Hannah Alexander)
Last Saturday I was looking outside at the snow and seeing the effects of the wind, and just hanging out, kind of like the cats are here: I hadn’t planned to get outside that day. At all. Didn’t feel the … Continue reading