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Don’t Quench Their Questions

“Don’t quench their questions,” my husband whispered to me at dinner the other night.

Two of our adorable grandchildren were visiting, and one had question after question.

We answered them patiently, marveling at the breadth of his curios...

5 days ago
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How DO You Hear God’s Small Voice?

What does God’s voice sound like?

One day, I looked out the kitchen window and watched my four-year-old swing in the bright sun.

His father had been away at sea too long, and we had no neighbors.

No friends were visiting to play. He look...

8 days ago
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Finding Winnie: The Pooh Bear’s True History

A charming story about the author’s great-grandfather. Finding Winnie describes how he adopted a bear while traveling by troop train from Winnipeg, Canada, to a port, then sailing to England in the early days of World War I.

The novel?...

12 days ago
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Playing Poohsticks and Raising Children

“Let’s visit the bridge and play Poohsticks,” I suggested to my husband.

We were taking a walk after nearly a week of monsoon rain in Northern California.

We could hear the seasonal creek rushing from two blocks away.

“That creek won’t b...

14 days ago
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WWI Animals: Winnie the Pooh

Lt. Colebourn and Winnie (Manitoba Provincial Archives #N10467–Wikimedia)

Oh, I know you think he sprang fully to life from the Hundred Acre Woods, but in actuality, Winnie (who became the Pooh) was born in Canada.

She was female, and the...

20 days ago
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