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Blog postI’m wearing pearls today in honor of Barbara Bush. As the Bush family gathers to celebrate the wonderful life she lived, I wanted to reflect on the impact she had on me. Twice in the last few years I was honored to be part of literacy events that were sponsored by Barbara and her family.
She was an exemplary woman who I greatly admired for her devotion to family, her faith and generosity. Here are a few quotes from Barbara Bush that will forever resonate with me. Her legacy live -
Blog postThe month of March is Women’s History Month and today also happens to be International Women’s Day. On the staircase leading to my office, the wall is decorated with several author signatures, ones I’ve collected through the years. I call these writers my mentors. Many of them are the women I read as a teen and young adult. There’s Willa Cather, Lillian Hellman, Edna Ferber, Pearl S. Buck. (I couldn’t pick just one!) As I walk up the staircase I am reminded of the road these women paved for m
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Blog postEveryone thinks that just because I write romances that I have the most romantic husband in the world. Well, that is just not true.
He tries, he sincerely tries though. There was one Valentine’s Day that he was building a plane in our basement. As he was working on the aircraft, he said his biggest fear was that he would have to land the plane quickly while we were flying so I could use the bathroom. And so, for that Valentine’s Day, he got me a portable urinal! When a friend asked wh -
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Blog postFor years I’ve used the World Vision Christmas catalog and allow our grandchildren to choose a Christmas gift for a child in need. When our granddaughter Maddy was around eight she carefully scanned the catalog, and decided she wanted to buy a camel, which at the time was $700. There was also the option of buying half a camel for $350. I explained to young Maddy that $700 was a bit more than I had intended to spend but if she was willing to give me her allowance we could buy the whole camel.
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Blog postWhat are you most thankful for this year?
As with every year I have felt God’s blessings upon my life in numerous ways but none more so than with the medical issues Wayne, my husband, went through these last several months. While I eluded to the fact that Wayne was having health issues, what I didn’t explain was how serious those issues were. In a nutshell, following surgery Wayne contracted a serious infection in his spine that resulted in 4 visits to the Emergency Room, two major su -
Blog postOur office was being renovated so I spent nearly five months writing at home, which was quite the switch for me. I’m accustomed to writing with my staff and lots of activity. I have a much smaller office above our garage so it was just Bogie and me. The truth is, I quite liked being at the house. It reminded me of the early days when I wrote in a small area off the kitchen. Now it’s time to move back and the timing is perfect. I’m starting my next book and it’s great to be back with the creat
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Blog postI had something of a fright recently: I looked in the mirror and saw my mother’s face. It was a surprise because I always thought I looked like my father. As I leaned in closer and adjusted my glasses I realized the old saying, “Mirror, mirror on the wall, I am my mother after all” was true. It isn’t a bad thing. My mother was a lovely, gracious kind woman. I can aspire to nothing less!
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Blog postJody, Adele, and my granddaughter, Maddy Rose and I canned apple pie filling a couple of weeks ago. Soon Wayne and Isaiah, another grandson, got involved peeling the apples with one of the devices that makes it fun and simple. The girls worked together and I made the sauce. It was truly a family affair. It’s times like these that create wonderful memories. As a bonus we have more apple pie filling to give as gifts and to enjoy right along with the laughter and the good times!
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Blog postWhen I made the decision to become a writer I was utterly naïve to running my own business, especially when it came time for me to rent an office and hire my first assistant. I was required to make business decisions I felt inadequate to make. My solution was to reach out to other successful women and seek their advice. I invited four of the most successful women in my community to have tea with me. The rich dividends of that meeting continue on to this day.
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Blog postToday I’m visiting one of my lifelong friends. Jane has MS and lives in a group home, close to her oldest daughter and is wheelchair bound now. The drive is about three hours and I usually meet up with a couple of my classmates for the visit. Last year when Jane was unable to attend our high school reunion, we brought it to her with posters and notes and photos. Despite the seemingly unfair circumstances of her life, Jane has always maintained a positive attitude with her quick wit and winnin
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Books By Debbie Macomber
A Country Christmas (Heart of Texas)
Sep 24, 2019
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Let It Snow: A Novel (Debbie Macomber Classics)
Sep 10, 2019
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Cottage by the Sea: A Novel
Jul 17, 2018
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Choir of Angels: Three Delightful Christmas Stories in One Volume (The Angel Books Book 1)
Sep 25, 2018
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