But first I want to announce that the winner of the free copy of Vickie McDonough's Christian historical romance, Wild at Heart, is:
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And now, with regard to this week's give-away, here's what You're Where I Want to Be is about:
As a pregnant teen, Delaney Shaw had to grow up quickly. Now she’s forty and embracing experiences she missed as a hard-working single mom—college, independence, and…romance? No, thank you. No time for romance.
But Delaney’s grown daughter, her best friend, and a dashing-but-vexing professor might change her mind.
Delaney’s been blessed with a chance to change her future, if her past and present hang-ups can just get out of the way.
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4 comments:
I called about a job but found out someone had already been hired. I asked if I could send in my resume anyway for them to keep on file. They told me sure. I got called a week later to come in for an interview. It seems the person they hired left after two days. I got hired and worked there happily for fourteen years until I retired.
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Can't think of anything right now.
How cool, Gail! Very smart of you to suggest sending in your resume anyway.
One of my professors in college was really tough and only gave us two tests and no other projects to be graded on. I didn't do very well on the first test so I asked him if I could do extra credit and ended up watching a lot of videos and did papers to bring my grade up. I was used to being an "A" student so I was worried I was going to fail the class. I think I ended up with an "A" but it's been a lot of years, lol. shopgirl152nykiki(at)yahoo(dot)com
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