My husband has always been my most loyal supporter. When I was writing Finding Grace, I talked to him about my imaginary people and the imaginary things that were happening to them, and he didn't think I was a nut job. He never acted bored; in fact, he always seemed incredibly excited and interested in the whole process.
He's doing it again. I know I'm one lucky gal, and I need to make sure that guy of mine knows that I know it.
So a million thanks to my dear husband. This post is for you. I love you.
I love how God finds us all our perfect match! Happy early Father's Day to your husband!
ReplyDeleteGod has surely been good to me! And I'm sure my husband will appreciate the Father's Day wishes. :)
DeleteDoes that mean you're writing another book? Yay!!! I loved Finding Grace, I never did get a chance to review it because of pregnancy and general life craziness, but I really loved it!
ReplyDeleteI never thought I would...but I am. Finding Grace tackles some difficult subjects and I think it's really for older teens and adults; but this one will be a truly YA novel--definitely okay for middle school/junior high.
DeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed Finding Grace! Thanks for letting me know. :)
MFEO. :)
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Oh no, Iris--I'm going to show how old and out of touch I am here: but what does MFEO stand for?
DeleteMade For Each Other! (And I only know because I just googled it.) ;-)
DeleteWhat a blessing your husband is.... may God bless you both!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nancy--don't I know it! :)
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