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Sarah writes from her perspective as a businesswoman, an entrepreneur, a wife, a mother, a surviving sibling, and a follower of Christ. Her love of mountains, outdoor adventure, ballet, reading, and art finds its way into her writing. You'll also glimpse influences of Sarah's life as a former military spouse and mother of a child with special needs.
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2011
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January
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- Day 21: Ending Slavery
- Day 20: Talktime
- Day 17-19: ROADTRIP!
- Day 16: Crashes
- Day 15: Kheer and Mark
- Day 14: Ponderings
- Day 13: Girls' Day
- Day 12: Pushing Through and Annapurna Amber
- Day 11: Mike Bickle and a song for me
- Day 10: Frostbite Update
- Day 10: Frostbite/nip and First Tracks
- Day 9: Runner's High
- Day 8: Catching Up to Edward Sharpe and the Magnet...
- Day 7: Pow and Traffic
- Day 6: Girls' Brunch
- Day 5: "Complaints"
- Day 4: Mud, Snow, and Rock
- Day 3: $x40 and 2 tequila shots later . . .
- Day 2: Map of the World
- Day 1 of CO Adventure
- inspiring reading
- euphoria eclipsed by gravity
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January
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4 comments:
So, what caused him to make this assessment?
The swollen redness of it all (which still exists three days later). You, my friend, may need to update your windburn diagnosis.
I'm willing to admit it's frostbite (or frostnip). I just hope you're feeling okay?
Hmm, you seem reticent to call frostbite by it's proper name. You'll be glad to know that I think I will live.
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