Author Shawna K. Williams endorses Southern Superstitions by B. J. Robinson. She says, " Southern Superstitions is an inspirational story that’s full of personality, as well as intricacy in the way it explores the complexities of family and the conflict between faith and luck. Barbara does a great job at pulling together the deeply rooted superstitions of the South and entwining them into a suspenseful tale of faith, romance and endurance. I especially enjoyed the setting and culture of the deep South."
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January 15, 2012
Snow in the Pacific Northwest
We woke up to snow this morning. Not a big thing for Western Washington, or the Rocky Mountain states we've called home. But here in the Puget Sound Area it is a big deal. No 4-wheel drive? No go nowhere. We see that my hubby is the third vehicle out in our neighborhood and gee . . . church is canceled! Mind you, we have less than 2 inches on the ground. (I planned to insert a photo here but my digital has given its last.)
The dogs, little shih tzus, don't want to play out side. Guess they get cold toes, too.
My oldest son, who recently spent 5 years in Idaho, is looking for snow playmates. Count me out, I'm fighting a cold.
No school tomorrow and if the forecast is right, we'll have snow through Wednesday. . . That means school will be canceled, my son will get his wish in spite of having to go to work, and I'll have more than my cold to battle.
Enjoy your January!
The dogs, little shih tzus, don't want to play out side. Guess they get cold toes, too.
My oldest son, who recently spent 5 years in Idaho, is looking for snow playmates. Count me out, I'm fighting a cold.
No school tomorrow and if the forecast is right, we'll have snow through Wednesday. . . That means school will be canceled, my son will get his wish in spite of having to go to work, and I'll have more than my cold to battle.
Enjoy your January!
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