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Author Archives: Myrna Folkert
Who? Me?
I attended the Speak Up Conference in Grand Rapids Michigan the end of July. I tend to feel inadequate at these conferences because it seems that I’m surrounded by much more accomplished and experienced people. Some joined the Speaking Track, … Continue reading
Posted in Speak Up conference, writing, Writing conferences
Tagged Speak Up conference, writing, writing conferences
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Free Ticket to Unity Fest!
I have one free ticket to give away for the Unity Christian Music Festival in Muskegon for the next few days. Beginning tomorrow, this would cost you $70 at the gate! All you have to do is join my email … Continue reading
A reminder of the purpose.
“You’ve been missing in action!” Mia said as stepped down into the boat. The creaking of ropes and clanging of sailboat masts were the song of the day. “I know…” Jen sighed. “What’s the matter?” “I don’t know. It’s like … Continue reading
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My Dad…
My dad was a hard-working farmer who loved to talk to people. I can’t remember him ever telling me in words that he loved me. Hugging was also not really done in my family. My old-fashioned Dutch dad was very … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Dad, Family, Father's day, Grief and loss, trees
Tagged childhood, Dad, family, farming, Father's Day, grief and loss, memories, trees
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My Uncle–A Memorial Day Story
We could never repay you… I posted this story last year, and am posting it again this Memorial Day, with a few edits. Thank you to all those who have served our country like my Uncle Art. Out of respect, … Continue reading
Posted in ancestors, Ancestry, Family, God's faithfulness, Memorial Day, Memories
Tagged ancestors, ancestry, family, God's faithfulness, Memorial Day, memories
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The Pretty Place
The overgrown trail was dotted with purple, white and yellow in the spring. The whole area was called the “gullies.” Grabbing unto tree branches along the way, my senses filled deeply with the grassy muddy smell. In the famous movie “Chronicles … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Farming, God our Father, God's faithfulness, God's protection, Grief and loss, Memories, mother loss, prayer, sister loss, Springtime
Tagged childhood, family, farming, God our Father, God's faithfulness, grief and loss, loss of mother, loss of sister, memories, prayer, Springtime
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Her Hands On Those Keys
It’s a symbol of a life well lived. As I sit down I can imagine my mom sitting on the exact same bench. I lay my hands on the keys and close my eyes. It’s soothing to touch the same … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Family, Farming, Grief and loss, Hope, Mom, mother loss, Mother's Day, Motherless Daughters
Tagged death, family, grief and loss, hope, loss, loss of mother, mother, Mother's Day, Motherless daughters
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