Note to Australian readers
In view of the current campaign in Australia to redefine marriage, WordPress has made the unilateral decision to display a rainbow header bar on all webpages regardless of the site author’s personal convictions. As far as I am aware, this bar is only visible to Australian visitors, and it will be visible until 15 November 2017.
I have no control over this bar appearing on my site, but I affirm the teaching of Christ in Matthew 19:4-6 “Have you not read that He who made them at the beginning made them male and female, and said, ‘For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh’? So then, they are no longer two but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.”
Please keep the nation of Australia in your prayers in the coming months.
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Monthly Archives: December 2015
The Words in My Hand (Guinevere Glasfurd) – Book Review
He adjusted the quill in my hand. “Centre it, like this. Oui, comme ça.” He was determined. “Like this, see.” He turned the quill again. After a week, he said, “You have made progress.” I looked up from what I … Continue reading
January Releases from Barbour & Revell
Have you got any of these on your TBR list? Releasing 1 January 2016 from Barbour Books: My review Releasing 5 January 2016 from Revell Books: My review My review Review … Continue reading
Thin Ice (Irene Hannon) – Review
So that was his auburn-haired mystery caller. From his seat at a corner table that offered a panoramic view of the eatery, Lance did a quick assessment as the woman claimed a table. Early thirties. Slender. Five-five, five-six. Model-like … Continue reading
Step by Step (Candace Calvert) – Reveiw
Publisher’s Description: Three years after a tragic accident left her a widow, ER nurse Taylor Cabot is determined to move on, checking off one item after another on her survival list. Her relationship with a handsome plastic surgeon even gives … Continue reading
The Cairo Code (Glenn Meade) – Review
Once, Harry Weaver had a photograph taken of the three of them together, standing among the tombs in the scorching desert at Sakkara, the Step pyramid as a backdrop, all of them tanned and smiling for the camera, Rachel … Continue reading
My New Favourite Word
I came across this article today on The Huffington Post and fell in love at first sight: ultracrepidarian (adj) – noting or pertaining to a person who criticizes, judges, or gives advice outside the area of his or her expertise; … Continue reading
Smile!
Smiles can be so expressive, can’t they? When we interact with someone, reading their smile plays a significant role in the impression we form of them and the way we interpret what they are saying. For the writer, there are … Continue reading
