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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Through Infinity - Thanks For The Memories Blog Tour by Author Libby Austin











Through Infinity synopsis

When your pastvanishes, what happens to your future?

Candice and Jason Woodruff had everything goingfor them: a strong marriage, the family they’d dreamed of, and successfulbusinesses. When they made their wedding vows, they promised to love each otherthrough infinity and beyond…but Candice doesn’t remember making that vow.Candice doesn’t remember the last eighteen years.

After a medical emergency, Candice awakens tofind herself a married mother of four. She’s surrounded by a loving family ofstrangers, but Candice struggles to claim an identity while learning to be awife and mother.
Candice is no longer the same woman Jason fellin love with all those years ago. Can they learn to love each other in this newreality?

Through Infinity is one woman’s journey as sherediscovers the love of her husband and children. But will that new found lovebe strong enough to carry them through infinity and beyond… 

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By Damaris

We have a lot of fun holiday traditions, but my favorites are the luck dime, the plastic baby, and golden eggs. You celebrated the New Year’s lucky dime tradition and the plastic baby in the king cake, but the golden egg of Easter will be a new one for you.

Every year, on New Year’s Day, we have black-eyed peas and cornbread over at Little Granny and Pappy’s. I’m not a big fan of them, but I’m going to eat them this year for the chance to find that lucky dime. The family rules are that you have to be thirteen to eat from the lucky pot of peas. The lucky dime is a silver dime that’s been dropped into the pot of cooked peas. Whoever finds the lucky dime will have a lucky and prosperous year, if you don’t choke on it. Careful chewing is a required that’s why there is an age requirement.

The entire family gets into Mardi Gras. We go to as many parades as we can. On Fat Tuesday we spend the whole day downtown. With all of the RVs, it’s like we have our own little neighborhood. The adults have lots of traditions for Mardi Gras, but the one we kids get to join in is ‘Who gets the baby in the king cake?’ Between moon pies and king cake, Mardi Gras is one of the worst times of year to stick to a healthy eating plan. But, as you say, rules are meant to be bent, so I indulge. If you find the baby, you get to bring the cake next year. It doesn’t sound like much of a prize to find the baby, since you don’t get anything, but it’s still nice to win. I found the baby two years ago.

After the sparseness of Lent, everybody is ready to dig in to the treats left by The Easter Bunny. During the family Easter egg hunt, Pappy hides special eggs. As kids got older, they didn’t want to hunt for eggs anymore, so he decided they needed extra incentive. Every year he hides nine special eggs along with the eggs the Easter Bunny hid. Five contain a five dollar bill. Four contain a ten dollar bill. Three contain a twenty dollar bill. Two contain a fifty dollar bill. And the best one contains a one hundred dollar bill. He also hides boobie eggs, and since you can’t open them until the end, you don’t know if you found a special egg or not while everyone still hunts.

Dawson found the one hundred dollar bill last year, and he cried because he wanted candy. Bryson almost talked him into trading it for a basket of candy, until Aunt Meri caught him. She made him take Dawson shopping at the candy store as punishment for attempting to trick a little boy. I think Bryson learned his lesson.

You got to see the great pumpkin carving contest at Halloween and the Wishbone pulls at Thanksgiving. And now you’ll get to learn all of the Christmas traditions. It’s fun to think that we get to teach you the things you taught us.
  1. We each get an ornament that reflects something we’ve done or accomplished this year.
  2. We paint ornaments to put on the goodie boxes we deliver.
  3. We make our ugly Christmas sweaters.
  4. We make homemade crafts for our grandparents.
  5. And on Christmas Eve, we each get new pajamas and a Christmas movie to watch while we open our gifts from you and Daddy.
I can’t wait! It’s going to be so much fun.


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