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Ohhhhhhhh, ok - gotcha!

I thought it was a tree decorated with raccoons, possums, and deer, etc. that you scraped off the roads.

callalily61 said:

It's Mr. Lily's term. It's simply a pre-cut tree from this place down the street that we always buy our trees at. As opposed to hiking into the woods with a saw and cutting our own.

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Well that's a new one.

Greeetings, one and all! Praying a meaningful Christmas season for everyone.

Whew, Lil. You had me envisioning a flattened fir, smeared in its own sap, with tire tracks up its branches.

Whimpering. I forgot to add "whimpering."

Just dropping in to say hello!

I had no idea where to put this, but I simply have to share. Not far from us is a second-hand furniture store, and inside they've opened a jewelry line. But I think they're going after a different market of women, because this is--I swear--the text of their sign on the sidewalk out front: "A diamond will shut her up, and we've got plenty."

I laughed so hard I almost ran the stop sign!

Hello,

It's my first time (that I can think of) to visit this thread/forum.

I was curious as to what "Call to Christian Writers to Burn It Up on This Forum" means?

Thank you.

kid

I think the OP was talking about wanting more Christians to post here.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Gravity said:

... Not far from us is a second-hand furniture store, and inside they've opened a jewelry line. But I think they're going after a different market of women, because this is--I swear--the text of their sign on the sidewalk out front: "A diamond will shut her up, and we've got plenty."

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Absolutely Hilarious - I love it!

Merry Christmas all!

Hope everyone's Christmas was great. And I just recieved word from the publisher that if anyone has a Kindle, for the next two weeks Heading Home,as well as all the Sheaf House titles, will be on sale for $2.99 each. Stock up!

Hello everyone! I thought I'd introduce myself here, since this is a call to all Christians to post. My name is Rachel. Other than writing YA fantasy, I also write Christian poetry. Any other poetry writers out there?

Welcome Rachel!

Happy New Year fellow writers!

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December 31, 2010
　
VERSE:
This is what the Lord says, ... "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland."
-- Isaiah 43:16,18-19


THOUGHT:
The year is gone, finished, past. We cannot reclaim it or undo it. We cannot rest on the great distance it has brought us. If tomorrow dawns, it will be another day, a new opportunity, and the time to show our faith in Jesus as Lord. Let's journey forward, knowing that God already inhabits the future and promises to provide us refreshment on our journey there.

The best of the blessings to come for your New Year to each and everyone.

Howdy! Two tidbits of excitement--

White Rose Publishing sent me a contract to re-issue one of my favorite novellas, "The Artist's Granddaughter."

and. . .

last night I found this website-- and my last story is ranked # 5 among books by very well known Christian authors!!

Way cool, Robin! You're in some pretty great company.

John, LOL, that was great. I can see it's a store after my own heart. Some years back, when my husband asked what I'd like for most gift-occasions, I reminded him that small boxes from reputable jewelers are always appropriate.

'Course, he should know this...

Thanks! If you wouldn't mind voting for my short story in a reader's poll, please go to:
http://critters.org/predpoll/shortstoryr.shtml

scroll down and look for "Prodigal" by Robin Bayne. I would be so grateful--I'm
tied for first now with someone else.

Robin