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The Lord’s surprising provision of a new home brought Someday sooner than expected.
As the calendar turned to September, the countryside transformed and harvest season began. Gold crept into the fields, sewing a patchwork of green and yellow.
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The sun warmed me through the windows of the Makers Bakery in Aurora. The prairie wind rustled the leaves on trees lining the square and
March arrived in Nebraska. Gray clouds draped the sky. Trees stood tall and bare. The grass lay brown and dormant. Winter’s icy grasp clutched the
Calm descended on the house. Each child retired to his or her corner armed with cozy blankets and books. The cats disappeared to nap the
December arrived and with it questions. “Did we move today?” “Are we in our new house?” Why are my kids asking this? Why are they
It’s harvest time – the gathering of fruits. The farmers push, push, push. Work harder. Work longer. We go as long as the weather holds.
When we married, I told Kirk that we would live in Kansas City for five years. Then we would move on. Kirk, who grew up
