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Originally named in memory of Lady Powerscourt, one of the 'Chief Women among the Brethren,' this is simply a place for me to collect stray thoughts about the Bible, women, the Brethren, Bible translation, manuscripts, writing systems, movies, books....
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4 comments:
Suzanne, you might find my blog of interest.
http://windmill-chaser.blogspot.com/
In case you don't remember me I am the author of the Font Rgreekl
Vernon,
I am delighted to hear from you again. I have loved your fonts, and am so happy that there is a place to download them. I have added a link to my sidebar.
I love your blog also, especially your recent post about the scribes and the thesaurus. Thanks so much for dropping in.
Would love some suggestions on a really good response when in introductions or in conversation it seems that one's validity, credentials, or sheer visibility is wrapped up and dependent on one's husband.
Or do I need to be more specific on a particular situation?
Hi Pam,
I guess it would be better to aks Tonya that question. I really don't know.
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