I am sooo excited!

As of today, I guess you could say that I am now a published author!
I know, I have the blog so technically I could have said that a year ago, but this is different.

A few days ago  a friend of mine, Candee Fultz, asked me to be a contributing author to her new online magazine called Living Faithfully and I have accepted. The magazine is a Christian based magazine that right now has only a few pages, but hopefully soon will be resplendent with many, many pages! It has interviews, home tips, recipes, classifieds, a health page and much more!

I hope that you will take a few minutes to check it out and tell your friends about it. I am impressed with the work that Candee has put into it and the other contributing authors have done a wonderful job as well.


Enjoy and have a spectacular weekend! Go Texans! Lol!

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  1. CandeeJanuary 12, 2013 at 10:08 AM

    Thanks a ton Lois! I'm so happy to have you on this journey with me :)

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