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Writing To Make A Difference
1. December 2012
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By: admin0, on 12/5/2012
Blog: Sandra-Kay Austin (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  Forgiveness, Christmas, Non-Fiction, forgive, bitterness, gift, Life Lessons, Add a tag

 Ever had one of those just-as-soon-stab-you-in-the-back-as-look-at-you people try to spoil your Christmas?  I have.   Too Much!   “I bought them,” she said, her blue eyes watching me as if she had just stabbed me and was waiting to see the blood. My knees went weak.  “You should have one happy daughter this Christmas.” With [...]

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