Hi! I hope you all had a good Christmas-New Year's season. We did at our house. I'm always amazed by the different ways God has blessed me and my loved ones. Anyway I hope that you had some time just to relax and enjoy your family and worship time.
I have slowed down to posting twice a week: Book Monday and then on Thursdays, a story of a strong woman, and I will follow that schedule in 2010.
This year I will have new books out in June, September and December. And I plan on repeating MEGA May, honoring the strong and brave women in all our lives.
Right now, here are the winners of the December drawings for a chance to win Her Patchwork Family, my December Love Inspired Historical romance.
Roblyn (yourstrulee(dot)sasktel (dot) net)
Virginia (lead (at)hotshot(dot)com)
Linda Henderson (seriousreader (at)live (dot)com)
Deborah (dkcavitt (at) charter (dot) net)
These four winners should contact me this week with their mailing addresses. (Go to my homepage http://www.booksbylyncote.com and click Contact and send me an email.)
Some of you disqualified yourselves by not including your email addresses with your comments.
The next chance to win books here will be in May for the MEGA May basket of books and goodies!
Happy New Year! And God bless!--Lyn
Showing posts with label New Years. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Auld Lang Syne
The year 2008 is nearly spent. It has been a trying year for me. I decided not to listen to my own good sense and suffered 2 nasty falls and one bout with a crazed cat which resulted in infected hands (hard to type with!). I hope to listen to my own good common sense this year. That may be my only resolution. GRIN
I think most of you have realized that once we turn 21 years of age, every year goes by faster. I used to think that January was a long month. Now it's gone so quickly, I barely have time to complain.
Anyway, at the end of the year, I do look back and try to assess what I have accomplished in each year which will last. As Christians, we have a different view of this than those who don't see eternity as we do.
I am of course privileged to be a writer so I hope that a few of my words may have be a continuing blessing to some. Other than that I have tried to be a good friend, a good mother, a good wife. Our son is planning to marry this coming year and I hope I have begun my job as good mother in law, at least, in training.
Life demands so much of us all. That's what eats up the hours and days--busyness. I have no big words of wisdom that you haven't heard before. I only hope that this year I will be a blessing not a curse to those around me.
Have a safe and happy New Year's Eve.
Lyn
I think most of you have realized that once we turn 21 years of age, every year goes by faster. I used to think that January was a long month. Now it's gone so quickly, I barely have time to complain.
Anyway, at the end of the year, I do look back and try to assess what I have accomplished in each year which will last. As Christians, we have a different view of this than those who don't see eternity as we do.
I am of course privileged to be a writer so I hope that a few of my words may have be a continuing blessing to some. Other than that I have tried to be a good friend, a good mother, a good wife. Our son is planning to marry this coming year and I hope I have begun my job as good mother in law, at least, in training.
Life demands so much of us all. That's what eats up the hours and days--busyness. I have no big words of wisdom that you haven't heard before. I only hope that this year I will be a blessing not a curse to those around me.
Have a safe and happy New Year's Eve.
Lyn
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