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I have a very special friend named Heidi.  She has taught me so many things about being a mother, wife and sister in Christ.  She encourages me almost everyday with her comments on my blog. Her resume is impressive.  Let me share some of it with you.

• Homeschooling and raising three awesome kids
• Operates a business with her husband from her home 
• Tackles the leadership role at our church for our mid-week children's church and summer VBS
• Turns a passion for photography into a part time job
• Spends time with family and friends to nurture those relationship

This is only the tip of the iceberg folks.  Please join me in providing her a dose of the encouragement she so often dishes out to the people around her.

Chapter fourteen, page two

As we drove to Jane and Andrew’s party our conversation turned serious.  Thankfully it was a much safer topic than Mitch.  We discussed the possibilities of what Dean wanted from Quinn now that Dean had his money.  Although Quinn did not tell me much about his dealings with Dean, he mentioned they had a business contract involving his bakery property.  

After twenty minutes of conversation and twenty-four hours of chaotic mishaps, we could not add all the pieces together.  There was no clarity or explanation to latch on to.  There must still be a missing piece to our puzzle.  Perhaps Jane can provide it.

When we arrived at the apartment building, a whole new wave of anxious feelings filled me.  These were Quinn’s friends.  And who exactly am I?  How will he introduce my presence?

“Are you alright?”  He asked as he reached for my hand exiting the elevator.

“Uhuh.”

Quinn saw right through my phony answer, I think.