5 Second Smiles 🙂
Lake Erie, Ashtabula Ohio
Nancy Homlitas
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Introduction
I’m a grandmother, mother, and wife well seasoned with decades of humdrum yuck smothered with pure joy. The stories, anecdotes, and photographs I plan to share are meant to brighten moods, spawn smiles, and convey Christian messages. There’s nothing more hilarious than a true experience, especially in hindsight! And there’s nothing more uplifting than a pleasing picture, particularly if it enhances a story. As a feel good bonus, blog topics will have a relevant Bible verse included.
Nancy Homlitas
Proverbs 15:30 NAB
“A cheerful glance brings joy to the heart; good news invigorates the bones.”
Nancy Homlitas
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Love this!!
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Yes, this topic is right up your alley!
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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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Thanks,, DDP. You’re so thoughtful! I’m sure you relish every moment your mother visits you in your dreams.
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What a beautiful story about the miracle message from your mother! You are such an endearing writer. I’m excited to read more of your blog!
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Love it believe it with all my heart💖💖💖
Amazing and wonderful!!! Of course she’s in heaven !!!! People need to keep open to these things !!
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Yes, it was an exhilarating confirmation. Praise the Lord! Thank you, Denise, for checking it out and sharing your thoughts. 🙂
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What a heartfelt story! I believe in the power of prayer. 🙏 I enjoyed this story so very much. Looking forward to more.
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Thank you so much, Kathy! You are very kind to share your opinion with me. Yes, prayer is powerful–unbelievably powerful. Praise the Lord!
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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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Thanks for sharing your opinion, Pete. I freelanced as a sports photographer for five years up until 1982. Most of my photographs of the
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Oops! Most of my photographs of the four major sports were taken in Cleveland or Pittsburgh.
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