One Frosty Night


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Unexpected Christmas plans Olivia Bowen would rather avoid this holiday season. Even her satisfaction at improving the family business doesn't make up for the loss of her beloved father and the sudden tension with her mother. Olivia questions how much longer she can live in her hometown. And her decision is further complicated by Ben Hovik. She should keep her distance—he broke her heart years ago. Yet his compassion and their still-sizzling attraction are seductive. Could she be falling for him again? When she spends Christmas with Ben and his teenage son, she wonders if this might be the first of many more….




One Cold Night


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Snow Woman tucks the animals in for the winter.




Frost


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Experience the chilling beauty of winter through Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's "Frost." This short story captures the essence of a frost-covered landscape and the impact of cold weather on the characters' lives. Chekhov’s narrative provides a vivid and atmospheric depiction of winter and its effects on human emotions and interactions. Chekhov, with his evocative descriptions and keen observational skills, presents a detailed portrayal of the frost’s influence on the characters and their environment. His story offers a reflective and immersive look at the beauty and challenges of the winter season. "Frost" is an evocative exploration of winter’s impact on human experience, perfect for readers who appreciate Chekhov’s atmospheric and descriptive storytelling.




The Atlantic Monthly


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William Wordsworth: Lyrical Ballads (1798)


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Participant


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The author sets off to pay attention to realities seen and unseen and discovers that he is surrounded by gifts. I am an observer, a collector of raw data I sometimes make assumptions that turn out to be incorrect, inferences that are premature. Yet, I have a responsibility to offer interpretation. I am a hermeneut, one who has come across a treasure map and has no other choice but to discover sign and report to others what I find. Participant will make explorers out of each of us and will prompt us to look differently at the familiar and the unknown. This is a call to be curious about the world and about God with the biblical text as a regular part of the conversation. I make no apology for talking about bears and bugs, about mountains and oceans, about soil and skies, about people and calendar in the same conversation with the biblical text the fact is, I can no longer stare into the sky or dig in the garden or talk to anyone without thinking about the text. And I can no longer read the text without thinking about places and situations and people that I will discover on any given day. These colorful and lyrical field notes highlight mysteries that become tangled with ordinary experiences and take us into places dangerous and glorious while putting us in the company of wonder and causing us to say Wow.










The London Encyclopaedia


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