Somewhere, a spare button is still waiting to rescue a shirt that hasn’t been seen in fifteen years.
There’s arriving early, and then there’s arriving early enough to check whether the invitation said today.
The best part of a big family gathering is often the ten minutes in the kitchen with one person while you both pretend to look for a serving spoon.
Getting the wrong order becomes a more complicated complaint once you’ve tasted it and want it again.
What ordinary activity would become surprisingly entertaining if it had professional sports commentary?
Beth had thirteen names on a list and a lemon cake in mind. Then she called her sister to ask what she wanted for her birthday.
“The Day She Chose,” this week’s Where Love Returns Conversation:
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If you've been thinking about picking up The Quiet Wave, there's still time.
My tennis thriller is $0.99 on Kindle through tomorrow morning. After that, it returns to $4.99.
I hope you'll enjoy getting to know these characters as much as I enjoyed writing them.
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Slow motion gives everyone on the couch plenty of time to explain what an athlete should have done in half a second.
In 2016, more than 400 students gathered outside the home of Ben Ellis, a Nashville teacher battling cancer, to sing to him.
I came across the video today. It's extraordinary.
Most of us never get to see the full impact we've had on other people's lives.
For one afternoon, Ben did.
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