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Linda Ford is a fan favorite of historical Christian romances that center on faith, family and a forever love.

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Writing’s Gifts

Linda Ford Posted on June 22, 2019 by LindaJune 22, 2019

  I’m one of those people who considered my writing to be a gift. This glass paperweight is how I see the gift of story– a beautiful object that defies description. A wonderful book that made me realize the value … Continue reading →

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It’s Hard Work

Linda Ford Posted on March 31, 2019 by LindaMarch 31, 2019

My arms hurt. My shoulder complains every time I move it. My neck is sore. I could go on and on about my aches and pains. And no, it’s not from gardening. I’ve been putting in long days at the … Continue reading →

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I Wish I Could Picture It

Linda Ford Posted on November 18, 2018 by LindaNovember 18, 2018

I envy people who can look at a bare room and picture it painted and decorated. They can look at a swatch of paint and know how it will look on the wall. All I see are the bare walls. … Continue reading →

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Writing is Easy…or Is It?

Linda Ford Posted on November 11, 2018 by LindaNovember 11, 2018

Writing a story is easy. I mean, how had can it be to simply put words on a page. True–that part is easy. It’s making sure that each word had a reason for being there that is hard. Sometimes it’s … Continue reading →

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Delivering the Goods

Linda Ford Posted on November 26, 2017 by LindaNovember 26, 2017

  There is a dam not far from where we live. It provides a great holiday spot, good fishing and boating. there are several camping places and permanent cottages. The view from the top of the dam is spectacular. But … Continue reading →

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FULL OF POSSIBLITY-or how a story idea is born.

Linda Ford Posted on August 27, 2017 by LindaAugust 27, 2017

IS IT EMPTY AND DESOLATE OR….? Yesterday I made a long drive south to Montana. The scenery varies–glimpses of the Rockies, the Sweet Grass Hills, deep river valleys and odd looking hoodoo formations. The picture above shows what much of … Continue reading →

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BARE BONES/BARE BRANCHES

Linda Ford Posted on August 13, 2017 by LindaAugust 13, 2017

I’ve been doing edits this week. I’m going over a manuscript that has been professionally edited, choosing whether or not to accept the suggested changes. It’s tedious work and hard on my eyes. Following the suggestions takes my story down … Continue reading →

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MULCH MUCH?

Linda Ford Posted on June 4, 2017 by LindaJune 4, 2017

This week we did some mulching. The hope is it will make my life easier because it will reduce weeding. I like the beauty of perennials and the flower borders but they are so much work. Hence, the use of mulch. … Continue reading →

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STAY ON TRACK

Linda Ford Posted on May 28, 2017 by LindaMay 28, 2017

I have a little trail by the farm that I like to walk early in the morning. Often the grass is wet with dew and my shoes get soaked unless I stay on the track. I was thinking how much … Continue reading →

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A WEED BY ANY OTHER NAME…

Linda Ford Posted on May 21, 2017 by LindaMay 21, 2017

See these beautiful flowers. But they don’t belong there so I guess that makes them weeds. They are growing between the rows—thick as a carpet. I have been editing a manuscript and finding weed words. Words that are perfectly good but … Continue reading →

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