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About Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Andrea R Huelsenbeck is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a former elementary general music teacher. A freelance writer in the 1990s, her nonfiction articles and book reviews appeared in Raising Arizona Kids, Christian Library Journal, and other publications. She is currently working on a middle grades novel and a poetry collection.

Flower of the Day: Daffodils

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Review of The Judge’s List by John Grisham

We last met Lacy Stoltz, an investigator for the Florida Board on Judicial Conduct, in Grisham’s The Whistler. She is still investigating complaints of improper conduct by judges in Florida. She’s tired of the job and is thinking of finding a … Continue reading

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10 Podcasts for Creative People

I started listening to podcasts a couple of years ago. I don’t listen consistently, but when I’m working on something in my writing/quilting room that only requires part of my brain (like cleaning), that’s when I think to go to … Continue reading

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Scripture Break #75

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Wordless Wednesday: Guinea Pigs?

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Scripture Break #74

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Wordless Wednesday: Reclining Cat

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Scripture Break #73

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Wordy Wednesday: Ralph Meets Lily

I am violating the first rule of Wordless Wednesday, which is to let the photos speak for themselves. I feel compelled to give you the backstory. We acquired Ralph from the pound seven years ago, and it immediately became apparent … Continue reading

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Review of Hearing God through Biblical Meditation by Mark Vinkler

Don’t you long to hear God’s voice? I know I have heard it on occasion. But I can’t summon it at will. I eagerly read this book in 2021, but didn’t review it then. I had to reread half of … Continue reading

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