meet brownie
Here she is:
A pensive moment. Whatever could she thinking about?
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Tuesday, January 24, 2006
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- Shannon Woodward
- Pacific Northwest
I am a Calvary Chapel pastor's wife, editor, speaker, and the author or co-writer of nine books, including
A Whisper in Winter: Stories of Hearing God's Voice in Every Season of Life (New Hope Publ.) and Inconceivable: Finding Peace in the Midst of Infertility (Cook Communications).
My monthly column can be found at
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Inconceivable:
Finding Peace in the Midst of Infertility
Book reviews. . .
"Shannon Woodward is a master storyteller! From the first word of Inconceivable, Shannon's warmth, humor and transparency drew me in. I have walked this same path and can honestly say that this book not only addresses the gut-wrenching emotions of infertility with rare integrity, but also offers fresh Biblical insight wrapped in a powerful story of God's grace and healing in the midst of great pain and deep loss. Inconceivable is a life-changing gift for every woman who deals with infertility. " --Mary Southerland, Founder/Director of Journey Ministry, Inc.
A Whisper in Winter
Book reviews. . .
"This book still whispers to me. It follows me and lingers like a fragrance ... a sweet, holy haunting." --Nancy Anderson
"I read A Whisper in Winter like I eat a bag of little Dove chocolates--slowly, savoring each bite. Each year, I read dozens of books, but it is rare that a book captures my heart in the way that this book did." --L. J. Seaborg
"I knew by the title and the forward that this was going to be a good book to read. What I didn't know is that it would open my mind and my heart and cause me to be more aware of God in my life ... He's been beside me whispering all along." --Nancy Henry
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4 Comment:
Awwww, so cute! Thanks Shannon!
I have to share a funny goat story. After my 1st son was born I stopped breastfeeding after 6 weeks (I was a new mommy with NO clue). My son was projectile vomiting every type of formula. He finally was put on Nutramagin which was going to cost us like $600/month. My dad suggested using goat's milk instead. Our friend told us about a couple that had a goat farm. They had a refrigerator on their porch with a little lock box on the side. You could get milk anytime for $4/gallon. We would just drive up, take the milk, and put our money in the box. Our son's spitting up stopped after the first feeding of goat milk. We told our pediatrician and she balked at the idea. She went on about how goat's milk doesn't contain the right nutrients, etc. I responded, "If it can make baby goats grow shouldn't it be able to help baby boys grow?" She still gave us a hard time. After that we just told her we were using the Nutramagin when we were really using the goat's milk. She always commented about how well he was growing and developing. HA!
What a little dolly she is! No wonder you're spending time with her instead of blogging! She looks like milk chocolate.
She is sooo cute, I will have to come back out to the farm to see her!! So you didn't know that Blondie was carrying Brownie...
A side note to go with Mandi's comment. Warren Jr. was given goat's milk when he was a baby, it was the only thing he could tolerate.
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