I have to be honest. I haven't really been balanced or centered as far as my writing ever since Mama went Home over two years ago. I have been wandering in a sense, easily losing my focus. This has affected my writing this blog, my author page, and my book, "The Sailor's Legacy." Mama was … Continue reading Looking Back to Move Forward
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Droppin’ Taters
Because I had been sick, I recently missed doing one of my favorite things. Daddy called and asked if I would be up to helping drop potatoes one Saturday morning or afternoon. Well, of course, I wanted to say, "Yes!" I'd been waiting for this since I knew it's about that time again and … Continue reading Droppin’ Taters
Indescribable
Easter is always a special time of year for me. It's truly Indescribable. My spirit and heart is so full I can't contain it. God has so richly blessed over the years. Meditating on God's word and praying and just trying to practice His presence leading up to Easter is such a blessed thing to … Continue reading Indescribable
Through The Veil
Today was the greatest day in Mama's life a year ago today. Last year on January 6th, she stepped through that veil that we can't see through, but that lead to her perfect health and life eternal with her Lord and Savior. She worshiped and served Jesus here on earth, but now her worship is … Continue reading Through The Veil
Absent Without Reason
I just want to apologize to all of you for being absent the past couple of weeks. I've had a couple of "life surprises" come up, but that's no excuse to not write anything at all. I do have a post in the works, and a new book in the works for sure. I do … Continue reading Absent Without Reason
Why I do things the way I do them; (Here is the post I last promised):
I have had Scoliosis, which is a curve in my spine, since I was around 10 years old. In the coming year after it was diagnosed, began the various treatments that were used at the time. There were metal and leather back braces, traction, surgery to stretch my spine and anchor a metal rod to … Continue reading Why I do things the way I do them; (Here is the post I last promised):
Cindy Chandler Pye 