About Julie's Musings

Welcome to Julie's Musings 

I started this blog in mid-July 2012 after I published From Captive to Conqueror, my first (but hopefully not my last) ebook on Amazon.  In my enthusiasm for publishing, I began to read about things authors do to let people know about their writing.  One of those things was to write a blog.  Doing so would not only help me extend my reach to more people, but it would also give me practice at doing what authors do....write...and write....and write some more!

So I am taking the plunge. In Julie's Musings I might share things that happen in my everyday life, life lessons I learn as I parent my little girl, devotional thoughts coming out of my time with God.  Sometimes, I might explore a passage of Scripture that especially stood out to me.  Once in a while, a short story might slip in there.  You never know.

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2 comments:

  1. YOU are an amazing woman. I love you and am thrilled you are writing. I love the pictures of Rachel.
    ANNE A N-------------your adoption buddy.

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    1. Love you too, Anne A N. I got this comment in an email, which ran your signature right into the message. I didn't figure out who you were until I went to the blog page itself and saw it on a separate line.

      I spent the month of November writing 50,000+ words that technically, for the NaNoWriMo contest should have been a novel. It isn't. Instead, it will probably end up being a series of 4 children's books about a little girl who is remarkably like Rachel. As she faces the life challenges of a first grader, her parents tell her (and her brother), some of the parables of Jesus. Would you be interested in taking a couple of the chapters (in rough draft form) on a test drive with your kids?

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