Brenda S. Anderson
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A Beautiful Mess
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Chain of Mercy (Coming Home, #1)
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2014
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Risking Love (Where the Heart Is, #1)
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Pieces of Granite (Coming Home #0)
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2014
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Broken Together
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Long Way Home (The Potter's House #4)
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Capturing Beauty (Where the Heart Is, #2)
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Place Called Home (The Potter's House #11)
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Hungry for Home (Coming Home, #3)
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Memory Box Secrets (Coming Home, #2)
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“There were two classes of charitable people: one, the people who did a little and made a great deal of noise; the other, the people who did a great deal and made no noise at all.” ― Charles Dickens, Bleak House ―”
― Home Another Way
― Home Another Way
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“But when I compared my dad to who the real Father is, it was my dad who came up short. Way short. All of us do. We can’t expect perfection because no one except Jesus is perfect. However, that doesn’t mean we accept abuse, neglect, anger, or any of that stuff as normal or okay. It’s not. It’s sin and it’s wrong.”
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Hi Jan Marie - I enjoy meeting other readers as well. :)Our winter has actually been pretty mild, but today we reached 11.2 below. It's up to 2.1 above right now. Now that's chilly. :)
Jan Marie wrote: "Thanks for the friend invitation! I love getting to meet other people who love reading and writing as much as I do! How's the weather up in Minneapolis this winter?
Jan Marie"
Thanks for the friend invitation! I love getting to meet other people who love reading and writing as much as I do! How's the weather up in Minneapolis this winter?Jan Marie







































Like any other self-respecting author, I’ve accumulated my share of un-read books. I always have the best of intentions to whittle that pile down, but alas, it just keeps growing faster than I can read.












