Use purple when you want to evoke those luxurious, royal connections—combine it with gold for that extra ‘wow’. Make it a collaborative partnership that feels as friendly as yellow, as bold as red and as dependable as blue.

But it would be a library with a twist: I’d be able to meet the characters from my favourite books face to face! Heavily inspired by her 2018 solo fastpack of the South West Coast Path in memory of her father, this collection is by turns light and aching, bitter and joyful as she moves through landscapes forever changed by the people she met along the way. And author Ross Mackenzie tells a lyrical, heartwarming tale which got me involved with every twist, tug and turn.Sandhya serves as Founder and Connections Consultant for the Oakland Peace Center, a collective of 40 organizations working to create equity, access and dignity as the means of creating peace in Oakland and the Bay Area. Diana Moore is a successful career woman, confident that her handsome live-in boyfriend is about to propose. Alysha Laperche grew up in the Christian faith tradition – they would describe their upbringing as “denominationally ambiguous. Despite gray often feeling like the dependable, conservative choice, don’t assume that’s all gray can be!

You can do this with just about any metallic—no need to stick to traditional shades like gold, silver and bronze. Ten years ago Kathy Mitchell led a life we dream about--she worked two jobs (for TWA and at Jake's, waiting tables), took advantage of her airline work to enjoy three days in Rome or to take a night flight to San Diego to spend a weekend in the sun (if you lived in Massachusetts, you'd understand the allure). But her entire world is turned upside down when she learns of a mysterious woman who lives and works nearby – a woman who is her exact mirror image. If hope feels few and far between for you right now, it may be time to reconnect with the natural world around you.Using Gilbert Baker’s original flag and its eight colors and themes—sexuality, life, healing, sunlight, nature, art and magic, harmony and serenity, and spirit—readers are invited to reflect, engage, and apply discoveries. First off, given that I generally only review romance, I think it worth noting that Julianne MacLean’s Color of Heaven series is really more women’s fiction than romance. For our allies, family members, and those who are supportive but wanting to learn more; this is a way to gain insight about LGBTQ+ Christians outside of and beyond one’s personal context. Instead we may find ourselves moved by an incident or a cause and as a result we may make a commitment to address it. Distraught over missing him, she says "I sat down and wrote an explanatory letter to the camp commandant, seeking to overset their silly reason for canceling the meeting with an equally silly distortion of facts.