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Puzzling Faith |
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Natural disaster strikes.
Where is the worst place to get stuck? According to
Faith Griffin, it's on a farm in the middle of nowhere.
No modern technology, no track to run on, just field work.
Lots of field work. Not exactly her dream summer... |
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Inspiration |
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I woke in the middle of the night, shaking
and sweating, from a horrible nightmare about the end of the
world. It was so bad that I didn't want to go back to
sleep, so I got up to get a drink, and tried to get that
dream out of my head. Except it wouldn't leave.
Those terrible images had been burned into my brain, so I
did what I always do when I need to deal with something: I
wrote it all down. When I was done, I felt better.
I was even able to go back to sleep. In the morning, I
expected to crumple up that nightmare and burn it.
Instead, hesitantly, I read what I'd written. Most
wasn't anything that belonged in a book for kids. Of
any age. But there was this tiny piece, almost
microscopic, that caught my eye. I focused on it, got
a new sheet of paper, and began to write. And
Puzzling Faith emerged... |
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