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FIND THE DIVINE IN PARIS
FIND THE DIVINE IN PARIS My favourite destination is known as the “City of Lights,” and God is called the “Father of Lights.” Merely coincidence? Hmmm, I think not . . . Paris, to me, is heaven on earth! I invite you to observe the following steps if you’re planning a trip to the capital […]
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Also tagged Bois de Boulogne, Catacombs, Champs-Elysées, Louvre, Notre Dame, Paris, Père Lachaise Cemetery, Sainte-Chapelle, Tuileries, Versailles
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HOW TO TAME A CITY-SLICKER
I was born for uptown living. True, the view from the maternity ward of the Mennonite village that first heard me squawk showed only flat Canadian prairie—not a mall in sight. But my parents soon moved me and my sibs to the big city, and, by the time I was a teen, I could shop […]
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Also tagged Bible reading, Bride, Calf in bath, city to country, marriage, Prayer, Ranch life, Spiritual growth, travel
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CHARACTER INTERVIEW: AGLAIA
Let’s have a conversation with Aglaia (aka Mary Grace Klassen), main character in the book The Third Grace. She’s a designer at Incognito Costume Shop (rentals for parties, stage, and screen) in Denver, but she grew up in small-town Nebraska and her author (Deb Elkink) has finally allowed her to visit Paris . . . […]
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Also tagged Aglaia, character interview, fiction, Paris, PRADIER, Three Graces
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GET LOST IN PARIS
MY FAVORITE NOOKS AND CRANNIES I’ve been to Paris half-a-dozen times in the last two decades and can’t wait to lose myself again in its ancient, cobbled streets. I used to travel by schedule, but with scores of museums and countless monuments, cafés, shops, and adventures unexpected, I’ve learned that all I really need is […]
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Also tagged fiction, getting lost, novel, Paris, search for self, sightseeing, spirituality, travel, womnen's fiction
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