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A CHRISTIAN HUMOR BLOG-Nancy Homlitas

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World War II Survivor

My mother, born in Italy in 1928, grew up running helter-skelter in the battle-scarred streets of Bagnoli, a suburb of Naples and the focus of a blitzkrieg during World War II. After her 86th birthday, I wrote down her reflections. Playing dodge-the-bomb shaped her life, her values, and her thinking until she…

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Evil Is Ugly

There are many amazing accounts of angels who astound onlookers with their glorious heavenly light. Yet my guardian angel never popped into view when rescuing me. But a demonic something…

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  1. Love your story! What a wonderful surprise from your mom. What I wouldn’t give to get such a sign! Mine does “visit” in my dreams periodically so for that I am grateful. Can’t wait to read more. Love you!

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  2. Love it believe it with all my heartπŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–
    Amazing and wonderful!!! Of course she’s in heaven !!!! People need to keep open to these things !!

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  3. Hi Nancy. I’m totally in sync with your thoughts about humor. The funniest things to me are the everyday moments and ironies of life.

    By the way, I’m intrigued to learn more about your time as a photographer. Ken Stabler was one of my all-time favorite players. Our son played high school and lower-level college ball and is now working his way up the ladder (offensive line and strength and conditioning) as a college football coach.

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    1. Thank you for letting me know my mother and granddaughter’s comments about life brightened your day. Yes, I do miss my mother, but she was devout and eager for her soul to be free. I have quoted her more than a few times in my blogs. In fact, my first blog, The Mini Miracle, is about her and it is the main reason I chose to do a Christian humor blog. God bless you, Patty!

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  4. How lovely! I was genuinely happy to see your mother and your granddaughter. It’s good that you’re preserving her words and memory, even though I’m sure you miss your mother a lot.

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    1. Thank you for sharing in the joy I had writing this blog and taking the time to comment. My mother always spoke whatever was on her mind and now her great-granddaughter does! All the best to you, Liza. πŸ™‚

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    1. Thank you, Mr. Malik for visiting my blog and taking the time to comment I appreciate knowing that you connected with the story and I’m flattered that you gave me such a kind compliment. But I must give credit to the Good Lord because I bug him a lot for help! πŸ™‚

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