Oh my gosh, I never meant to be away from my blog this long. I started a social studies project at DRC in Sharonville, Ohio, on April 24 and it ended for me on May 30. I was babysitting one day a week for our grandchildren, Dillon, Elena and Lila. I had told my daughter-in-law that the project wouldn't last that long. Social studies projects had always ended early in the past. I was a team leader/supervisor for this project, so I did have to start training a few days ahead and worked a little longer after the readers were finished.
We also had Saturday hours, overtime and one Sunday available to work. I worked 9 hours a day plus 3 Saturdays. I didn't work on the Sunday. Some worked 9 1/2 hours during the week. I didn't want to stay until 5:30 to get the extra half hour because my commute was long and traffic already bad enough at 5:00. This overtime also had never happened with social studies. It wasn't always easy but I enjoyed being a team leader. I had 10 awesome readers and they gave me a card on their last day and each person had signed it with a thoughtful message.
We also had Saturday hours, overtime and one Sunday available to work. I worked 9 hours a day plus 3 Saturdays. I didn't work on the Sunday. Some worked 9 1/2 hours during the week. I didn't want to stay until 5:30 to get the extra half hour because my commute was long and traffic already bad enough at 5:00. This overtime also had never happened with social studies. It wasn't always easy but I enjoyed being a team leader. I had 10 awesome readers and they gave me a card on their last day and each person had signed it with a thoughtful message.
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Blurb:
Instead of going backpacking in Europe for the summer, pregnant eighteen-year-old Chloe Parrish ends up in Fields Corner. Her parents send her there to work in her aunt’s restaurant. Chloe’s parents and her boyfriend Logan want her to consider adoption.
Amish and happily married, Beth Byler is pregnant with her first baby. When she sees how sad Chloe seems at the doctor’s office, Beth asks if everything is okay. Although they come from different backgrounds, their pregnancies give them something to share and they become friends.
During their prenatal visits, Chloe and Beth meet a new obstetrician, Dr. Tony Cunningham. He becomes interested in the lovely Chloe. Tony and Chloe find themselves at crossroads in their lives—she’s torn about what to do about her baby, and Tony isn’t sure he wants to do Amish home births.
After a baby is kidnapped, anger explodes between Beth and Chloe.
Can both women recover from a heartbreaking situation, and trust God still knows what is best for them?
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Blurb:
Instead of going backpacking in Europe for the summer, pregnant eighteen-year-old Chloe Parrish ends up in Fields Corner. Her parents send her there to work in her aunt’s restaurant. Chloe’s parents and her boyfriend Logan want her to consider adoption.
Amish and happily married, Beth Byler is pregnant with her first baby. When she sees how sad Chloe seems at the doctor’s office, Beth asks if everything is okay. Although they come from different backgrounds, their pregnancies give them something to share and they become friends.
During their prenatal visits, Chloe and Beth meet a new obstetrician, Dr. Tony Cunningham. He becomes interested in the lovely Chloe. Tony and Chloe find themselves at crossroads in their lives—she’s torn about what to do about her baby, and Tony isn’t sure he wants to do Amish home births.
After a baby is kidnapped, anger explodes between Beth and Chloe.
Can both women recover from a heartbreaking situation, and trust God still knows what is best for them?
Click here to buy from Amazon!
Buy from Apple!
Buy from B & N!
And on Kobo!
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