My Wonderful Parents

I thought I'd give my wonderful parents a SHOUT OUT on my blog. I've never really said anything about them, so I thought that I would just post something about them on here. (And surprisingly, I actually LIKE my parents!! I don't pretend to hate them like a lot of teenagers nowadays do.)

Anyway, my parents both have blogs, so click on the links below to visit them.

My Dad's blog: Hammer and Nail

My Mom's blog: Thinking As A Woman

Also the picture at the top of this post is of my mom and dad, if anyone was wondering.

Out of Hiding

I FINALLY got a hold of a copy of Out of hiding, by Catherine Farnes. So here is my review on it. Or, you might call it a "book blurb."


When Ashton Cook leaves for a mission trip to Mexico, she doesn't expect to have to face the painful memory of her brother Tommy's sudden death. All she expects is a three week trip into the jungle, hiking into a village, building a church for the missionary working there and then leaving. Maybe it will change her life, maybe not. But a she arrives in Mexico, that painful memory is suddenly thrust directly in her face. As well as that, when she a the rest of her mission trip team arrive in the remote village, the missionary they were supposed to meet there has disappeared. Will Ashton be able to finally face the realization of her brother's death, or will she thrust it away again like she has been doing for the past two years? And will they be able to find the missionary who has vanished into the jungle?

Out of Hiding was written by Catherine Farnes and published my BJU Press in 2000.

New Background

I got sick of my other brown background, so I switched to something that better suits me. I don't now why I ever even picked that other template in the first place. But for all those wondering, THIS IS STILL MY BLOG.

Sorry................

I know it has taken me ABSOLUTELY FOREVER to post again. Let's just say my family did a lot of traveling lately. LONG traveling.......nevermind.

Anyway, I will be posting again soon, because I once again have access to internet--hooray!!. I hope to finish my reviews on The Journeyman and Hue & Cry, both by Elizabeth Yates, and have them posted on here soon.