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Valley of Betrayal by Tricia Goyer
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Sorry this posting is late—I went to Sonoma with my parents today.
Anyway, I am very happy to announce my debut article on TheHighCalling.com:
Even Pit Bulls Make Mistakes
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Valley of Betrayal by Tricia Goyer
In High Places by Tom Morrisey
Sorry this posting is late—I went to Sonoma with my parents today.
Anyway, I am very happy to announce my debut article on TheHighCalling.com:
Even Pit Bulls Make Mistakes
I am like any other woman out there—I hate being wrong.
That's probably true of many men, too. But being a woman, I will often be emotionally passionate about completely irrational things even when the evidence is glaring me in the face.
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Yeah.
: )
I appreciate your reminder that we need to be honorable daughters of our Father, even when it means doing the difficult thing.
Have a blessed Easter!
P.S. Republic of Tea sent a sample of their Blackberry Sage tea with my latest catalog, and it was yummy!
I have to say that your "about me" picture looks much too nice for me to think of you as a pitbull, though.