Author: CaroleHeidi

I'm a 30-something mum of two Not-So-Small humans, a cat, & a rottweiler. I read a lot, write a bit, eat too much cake and have dubious taste in music. I'm a Leader in Squirrel & Cub Scouts, and if I'm not at home, I'm probably at the Scout Hut. My hair is usually some shade of blue...
Christianity · Lent · Poetry

My Personal Lent Project 2012

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I'm rubbish at Lent. There, I've said it. I have no staying power at all, I start out with the best of intentions and usually fail by the end of the first day (or second if I'm lucky) - a bit like New Years Resolutions. With that in mind I've decided to approach Lent a… Continue reading My Personal Lent Project 2012

PND

Dancing With The Devil

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We all have our own daemons, everyone is different and so are their tormentors. Even if they look the same on paper, chances are they're all unique either in their manifestation or effects. Daemon's are hard to live with, obviously, but something I have learned recently is that they can be lived with happily. If… Continue reading Dancing With The Devil

Quotes of the Week

Quotes Of The Week

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The kids have been with Sy this week as he had it off work so this week's quote is from my Dad: Dad (to car): Climate! Car: Climate. Me & Mum: (impressed) Oooo! Dad: Fan speed! Car: Command cancelled. Me & Mum: *burst out laughing* Dad: (indignant) You can't say that!

Just For Fun

Bloggers Q & A

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Last night, Lou from Bloggomy tagged me in this delightfully embarrassing meme where you have to answer 11 questions about yourself before passing along 11 questions of your own to some bloggy friends to answer as well. I'm not sure which is going to be harder - answering Lou's questions or coming up with 11… Continue reading Bloggers Q & A

Books · Reviews

Review: Storm Warning by Jack Higgins

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Storm Warning by Jack Higgins Published: Pan Books Ltd, 1977Length: 237 pagesSummary (from Goodreads): In 1944, as Hitler unleashes a last desperate attack, enemies, lovers, and friends converge in the fog-shrouded North Atlantic on a life-and-death rescue attempt.What I Liked: I approached this book blind, I committed the sin of judging it by its cover.… Continue reading Review: Storm Warning by Jack Higgins