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Saturday, March 14, 2026

Reading Update

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Book #21  of 2026 was  Summer Island , by Kristin Hannah. This was a sad story of family dysfunction but there was some reconciliation in th...
Sunday, February 15, 2026

Reading Update

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Book #15  of the year was   The Compound , by Aisling Rawle. This is about a reality show in a world that's maybe just a bit more messed...
Monday, January 19, 2026

Reading Update

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We just had an election here in Uganda, and we had two days off for it. Thursday for the voting and Friday for the counting, then the weeken...
Thursday, January 08, 2026

Poetry Friday is Here Today!

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Welcome to Poetry Friday! Leave your links in the comments and I will round them up. I have comment moderation enabled so don't panic if...
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Wednesday, January 07, 2026

SJT: OLW

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Happy New Year! This is our first SJT (Spiritual Journey Thursday) for 2026, and today our host  Margaret  has asked us to share our OLW (On...
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Tuesday, January 06, 2026

Reading Update

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So I'm going back to work today. We had visitors over our Christmas break and stayed quite occupied. Nevertheless, here is what I've...
Tuesday, December 30, 2025

What I Read in 2025

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Here's what I read this year:   Book #1   Books #2-4   Books #5-12   Books #13-26   Books #27-40   Books #41-50   Books #51-61   Books #...
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Ruth
I've been privileged to live in three of the world's great cities (Nairobi, Port-au-Prince and Asunción, Paraguay) as well as spending time in many others (including nine weeks in Paris as a college student). I just moved to a new city: Kampala, Uganda. I've also lived in smaller towns in three countries. In all of those places there have been difficult days, but I've never found a city or town yet where God is not, and I don't anticipate finding one in the future, either. The name of my blog comes from the song "Love is Always There," by Carolyn Arends.
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