4 thoughts on “Publishing a newsletter

    1. You are doing a lot, Esther, very important things. Don’t ever think it’s not enough. We are to be faithful in all we do.
      I didn’t homeschool because I knew I was not suited to it. Instead I put my energy into other things, and some days just being available to my children was enough.
      I believe motherhood is the highest calling. We shape minds and families and beyond, you know. 🙂

      Thanks for your comment.

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  1. That sounds so remarkable, Lynn. I don’t think you give yourself enough credit for all that you do. 🙂

    I haven’t taken on any interesting challenges, just the challenge of trying to juggle work/family/writing. and everything else in between.

    I like your new blog look!

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    1. Thanks for the vote of confidence, Laura. Maybe it’s that I commit to more than I can keep up with well enough and that makes me feel as if I’m not accomplishing much. Maybe?

      I think that you do have interesting challenges .. work, family and writing? Well, Yeah! Especially when that writing has resulted in a published YA book! Good for you, Girl! And you’re a Grandma, too. (thumbs up!)

      Funny you should say you like my blog’s new look … I was thinking about changing it again – unsure if it was easy enough to navigate. 🙂 Thanks, I will wait awhile now. Anyway, I had realized that I liked my first one so much that I was going to easily settle myself into a rut. Time to change it up a bit. As a fallout of that I may make a theme change every few months or so as there are others I would like to try out.

      Thanks for stopping by, Laura. I appreciate your comments. 🙂

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