The Love of My Fathers If you read Shawna’s Poem yesterday, you know a little of her life story. Today she unfolds a more of her legacy for us as she remembers her dad. There’s something you should know – her dad was my friend. We met when I was fifteen and I think he [...]
Bits & Pieces of You ~ Shawna DeCola
Posted on May 22, 2013 · 2 Comments
Welcome back to Bits & Pieces of YOU! Today I want to introduce you to Shawna DeCola. Once again, I get to share the writing of a young woman I’ve known all of her life. Oh the stories I could tell, but I won’t. This is her time to shine though her words. Today, Shawna [...]
Bits & Pieces of YOU ~ Tara Molloy
Posted on May 9, 2013 · 3 Comments
Welcome back and to this Bits & Pieces of YOU post. One of the ways I spell proud is: T-A-R-A. Today’s post is written by a woman I’ve known since she was safely tucked in her mom’s tummy. I’ve watched her struggle, but mostly I’ve watched her succeed. She is an inspiration. Grab something healthy [...]
They Came at the Right Time ~ A Legacy Story
Posted on May 5, 2013 · Leave a Comment
He sure did love my ears! Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.” For Jon and I, a season of grieving coincided with a two seasons of raccoons. It’s hard when dreams die. Jon and I wanted children of our own, and God said no. Hurting, [...]
Bits & Pieces of YOU ~ Words From God by Tami Deedrick
Posted on May 1, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Oh friends! I cannot tell you how much sharing this blog space with others means to me. I am amazed, blessed, and grateful. Today, Tami Deedrick shares part of her Legacy story, and get ready because you just might leave her words changed. When I met Tami’s family, she wasn’t born yet. I was a [...]
Magnolias by Jenny Hadler ~ Bits & Pieces of YOU
Posted on April 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Welcome back to the blog! Today my guest is a woman I admire. I’ve known her a long time, and thanks to Facebook and her faithful posts, I get regular glimpses into her busy and often hilarious life. Jenny and I have a shared history – her dad and I graduated from high school together and [...]
