
We’re back with our second question:
If you could blink and be anywhere right now, where would you go in the world? When you’re done watching, let me know where you would go if you could.
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We’re back with our second question:
If you could blink and be anywhere right now, where would you go in the world? When you’re done watching, let me know where you would go if you could.
Best-selling novelist Robin Lee Hatcher is known for her heartwarming and emotionally charged stories of faith, courage, and love. Her 95+ books have won multiple awards, including the RITA, the Christy, the Carol, the FHL Reader's Choice, and the National Reader's Choice Awards. Robin makes her home in Idaho.
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That would be hard to decide. Plus I’m not one of the shelter in place. I’m a critical infrastructure employee. I’m still working. Providing food for everyone to eat. Praying for everyone.
God bless you, LeAnn, as you help provide those essential services. I’m so grateful for you.
I think I would want to be on a relaxing, warm beach somewhere, where I could just read, sleep in the sun, and relax with no worries. We had a nice day here just the other day, and I was able to sit out in the sun for a little bit. It was heavenly!
We had a few above-normal warm and sunny days here this week, but today we’ve got a major cool down and clouds. But it was nice to be out in the sunshine while it lasted.
I would travel across the country in our RV, then catch a cruise ship for a ten day trip to Alaska. Actually that was our plan until I was in an auto accident in Feb that caused me to be bedridden for 12 weeks. (I have three more to go). All of this before the carona virus hit. Which now we couldn’t go anyway!
Oh, Gail. You’ve had a hard start to the year. Thankful you are on the mend, and I pray that those remaining weeks will fly by. I have another friend who was booked for an Alaskan cruise for this summer, but of course, that is cancelled now. God knows when life will return to “normal” and what that new “normal” will look like.