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Dec242021Dec 24 2021
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It’s Christmas Eve

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Christmas

It’s Christmas Eve, a time to believe, but when all is uncertain close the curtain, and quietly reflect on the season’s effect. Some things are out of control, we can’t help feeling a little less whole. Being told this and that the answers are not just pat. I don’t know about you, but I need… Read More

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Nov242021Nov 24 2021
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Unanswered Questions

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category questions

As the years go by, the number of unanswered questions in my life continues to grow. There is a litany of them, and during the holidays, they become more pronounced than any other time of the year. It seems that every path I take adds more questions with no discernible end. Life was so much… Read More

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Nov232021
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Thankful and Blessed

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Thankful

Thankful and blessed is the way I need to feel this year.  For the last year, my family has been on the rollercoaster of a lifetime. I pray daily to stop the ride and get off, but I know that there is a reason we are on it. Just wish it would really end soon.… Read More

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Nov142021Nov 14 2021
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Being Seen and Heard

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category writing
being seen and heard

Being seen and heard is one of the many reasons why most writer’s write. I am no exception. A writer also spends a lot of time listening and observing. While it feels like forever since you’ve heard from me, it doesn’t mean that I am not writing. I have been doing a lot of listening… Read More

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Aug242021
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Happy Birthday Eve to Today’s Writing Woman

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, birthday, health

Happy birthday eve to me. As I sit hit here in my office on this hot, muggy morning, I am contemplating all the changes of this last year. The pandemic of 2020 sure threw my life into a tizzy. I am not the same person as I was, but yet, in my heart I still… Read More

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Jun132021
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Christmas in Peony Harbor by Rosie Summers

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Rosie Summers
holiday romance

  Christmas in Peony Harbor by Rosie Summers is an unexpected Christmas holiday romance story, and one of the sweetest ones I have read in a long while. Christmas and romance stories are two of my favorite things. When they are combined, I am a really happy reader! This story really fit the bill for… Read More

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Jun52021Jun 5 2021
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The Long Drive Home – My Next Adventure Part 6

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Uncategorized

It was, indeed, going to be a long drive home. A drive that I had hoped to be an easy 2200 mile trek across the country. Heading to a brand new state, and a new (albeit temporary) place that was patiently waiting for us to move in. My hopes were dashed when we had an… Read More

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Feb42021Feb 4 2021
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Built Together by Mina Starsiak Hawk

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, Childrens Book
Built Together

I love to read. Most times, I gravitate towards the same genre. Then I feel like I am stuck in a rut. When this happens I need a complete reset. I pick up something that years ago I would never consider. I often pick up a children’s book is when I loose interest in my… Read More

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Jan102021May 8 2022
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The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charles Mackesy

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, inspiration, Susan, Susan Dusterhoft

I have been a book lover since I was old enough to read. It seemed that there were never enough books to keep me satisfied. The older I got saw me leaning towards one genre versus others. As an adult, I began to write and started sharing reviews of the books I read. My blog… Read More

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Jan92021
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Packing & Moving – My Next Adventure Part 5

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure

The hardest part about moving is the packing. This wasn’t going to be easy. It’s been 20 years since we made a move of this magnitude. Now we are about to pack up our entire lives, leave our home in Healdsburg, California and and ship ourselves 2500 miles back to the Midwest.  Packing & Moving… Read More

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