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adrenaline high from finishing a novel

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Adrenaline High: Finishing a Novel

The adrenaline high from finishing a novel!

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A Change of Scene Can Change a Scene

A change of scene often can change a scene

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On Being a Celebrity’s Aunt

Because I grew up in Los Angeles and attended UCLA, I’ve occasionally met a celebrity. One of my relatives is even a close friend to a famous movie star. When I was younger, I held them in awe–wow, a famous person–but that changed the day I parked next to a Navy pediatrician at the commissary. (Pediatricians are god-like celebrities when…
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Who is My Neighbor and Other Conundrums

How do you love your neighbor as yourself? What does it mean if your neighbor doesn’t want love? My neighbors and I ran into this conundrum long ago while living in military housing. We lived on the corner of a two-car wide asphalt street without sidewalks, gutters or anything else demarking where your yard ended and the street began. Particularly…
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Oswald Chambers’ Death and Burial

What happened at Oswald Chambers’ death and memorial service?

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Needing to Trust What You Know

There comes a point in researching a book where you have to trust what you know. I’ve been reading, thinking, listening, experiencing, visiting, watching, Facebooking, pinning and contemplating World War I for over a year now. I finally started keeping track on Pinterest of the material I’d examined. Ninety titles today, but still counting. My poor husband is so tired…
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Michelle Ule is a bestselling author of historical novellas, an essayist, blogger and the biographer of Mrs. Oswald Chambers: The Woman Behind the World's Bestselling Devotional.

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