Roxanne's Thoughts Along the Way
Roxanne TaylorRoxanne's writings about faith, family, friends, adoption and anything else that lands on the page! It will be my thoughts along the way.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 114 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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We Have Lost Our Way
Recently, my husband and I decided to check Amazon Prime looking for old episodes of the TV sitcom All in the Family. Premiering in 1971, the year my husband graduated from high school, we both remember it was truly considered controversial...
Cuter Most
Donnie was my husband Noel’s childhood friend in Evansville, Indiana. His younger brother who was just as cute as he could be, had been given the nickname Cuter Most by his parents.
Donnie’s dream was to grow up to be a mortician. Yes, you...
My Friend Vanna
Left to right: Barbara, Roxanne, my husband Noel, and Vanna
My close friend Barbara is also my neighbor. We both love Jesus and she is one of my close prayer partners. Two years ago, when she visited, I met her daughter Vanna and we became...
Missing Out
After adopting me at birth, my parents dedicated me to God when I was a toddler. Rosemary, my mom, also taught Sunday School at First Baptist Church in Clearwater. But when she and George later divorced, the church told her she couldn’t tea...
Helpless
Being helpless is a hard situation to experience. Lately due to an accident I have been forced to rely on others for help. This led me to recall another instance in my life that was out of my control.
Many years ago, my oldest son Tomm...
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Storyteller and writer, child of Jesus, adopted at birth, author of "I'm Glad I Was Adopted: A Journey to Wholeness and Faith"
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