Caroline began her author journey at nine years old when she declared her intention to write a novel. She is not yet among the happily published, but she has two books in the works: a historical fiction and a historically influenced fantasy.
Besides writing, she also keeps a flock of homestead ducks and geese, contrives endless new projects for herself, and has a weakness for home-baked sweets. A seventh-generation Vermonter, she believes there must be mountains in her blood.
If you’re like me, you already love to make lists. Lists are for so many things! Lists are for much more than groceries or trips to the hardware store. Also, if you’re like me, you wish that others shared your enthusiasm for those beautiful, practical things called lists. This post is an encouragement to write […]
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This post is going to be a little different than what I usually write. The hymn by Isaac Watts titled “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” spoke powerfully to my heart a few years ago and I’m still using it to meditate on the mighty power of God, our Creator. The hymn draws attention
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What defines “success”? Is it reaching certain milestones – like having a career by a certain age, or getting married, or “adulting” by supporting yourself and acting like a mature human being? The Success Lie I don’t know how many times over the last 10 years I have calculated how much I’d have to make
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I remember a few birthdays and Christmases in my teen years when I added a “do NOT get me” item to my wish list. The item? Journals. My family knew well that I had an obsession with blank books, so that’s what I received as gifts. You may perhaps be wondering how that could be
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I tried to think of a bunch of reasons why journaling is beneficial so I could share them in a compelling way and convince everyone who reads this post that they are seriously missing out if they don’t have at least one journal. Honestly, I didn’t really manage it. I love journaling – but the
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All scripture references taken from the New King James Version. Greetings, fellow Anxious Ones. I don’t know about you, but I constantly need reminders to trust God. As I was staring at the draft of this post yesterday morning, I needed to talk to God about the turmoil in my heart yet again. And I
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These two posts have been lingering in my computer files for some time, waiting for me to actually get a blog started. I hadn’t fully decided when to use them, but current events made up my mind for me. As you face this pandemic and the response to it — the like of which even
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