Life is interesting. We start at different places, are born into a family, some more dysfunctional than others, some religious and some not. Mine was devout, very much so. My childhood was defined by three major areas: family, farming, and church. It was a good life. My parents taught us how to live with honor and grace and how to work hard and be respectful. I am deeply grateful for my parents, grandparents, siblings, and children.
My life became a little more diverse once I left home. I went to a Christian college, and that was good. I did my share of dating, and that was great. I learned about theology and Bible doctrines, and that was excellent. I participated in music performance and was a puppeteer, and that was the frosting on the cake. I liked my life but I was sort of timid, and that was uncomfortable. Teaching in a private school came next. It was okay, but it didn’t really rock my boat. . . .[more]
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Norma L. Brumbaugh, About Me Page
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