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CHRISTMAS STOCKING SWEETHEARTS Book 7
Linda Broday’s Love Comes To Christmas
Joy and dreams are fleeting at best, but will a Christmas miracle happen in time?
Someone wants Gillian Everly to believe her beloved Christmas shop, the dream she built from nothing, is haunted. Strange events unsettle her, but she refuses to believe in ghosts. With her Christmas Eve piano performance approaching, she can’t afford distractions.
Enter Brett Love, a rugged local rancher who’s as intrigued by Gillian as he is determined to protect her. When he lends her one of his dogs for safety, it seems like the perfect fix, until the nightmare turns real.
A violent confrontation leaves Gillian’s hand maimed, her music performance in jeopardy, and Brett questioning the solitary life he’s always known. This Christmas, it will take more than faith to keep their dreams, and hearts, alive.
And here’s your “What’s In Your Christmas Stocking” question for this afternoon.
“Inside your stocking is a postcard. Who sent it and where is it from?”
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When I was in elementary school one of the teachers participated in CISV – Children’s International Summer Villages. He gave me the name and address of the younger sister of one of his students from England so we could be pen pals. Margaret and I have since lost touch; the postcard would be from her!
How wonderful, Mary. That would be so nice if it was real, wouldn’t it? Thanks for playing.
The postcard is from a secret admirer. I didn’t know I had one, so I’m looking all around every time I go somewhere to see if someone winks at me.
Susan, yes keep your eye out for a wink. You never know. Thanks for playing.
My dad,from home.
How wonderful, Bridgette. Thanks for playing.
It’s one of the long lost postcards that got lost in the mail from my dad who sent it from one of his business trips several years ago.
Bridget, it must’ve gotten lost in the mail. Ha! Thanks for playing.
The postcard is from a December visit by friends to Germany (the gentleman was stationed there at one time).
Catherine, that’s really so cool. Thanks for playing.
I think it came to the wrong address.
Ha! Sharon, that’s funny. Thanks for playing.
A post card would be from decades ago from a long lost relative!
Cori, how nice to finally get it. I hope it has good news. Thanks for playing.
My mom sent it from home.
Your mom must love you very much, Linda R. Thanks for playing.
It is a postcard from my mom the year I went and stayed in Puerto Rico when my sister was expecting her first baby and I went to go help her out.
How wonderful, Alicia. I hope your mom told you she loves you. Thanks for playing.
My cousin Grover Cleveland from the White House, 1st term!
Wow, Teresa! How nice. I hope he gave you some good news. Thanks for playing.
My brother in the Navy
Cindy, I hope your brother has some good news! Maybe he’s coming home. Thanks for playing.
A pen pal from Ireland
How nice, Colleen! Just in time for Christmas. Thanks for playing.
Santa sent it from North Pole
Oh wow, BN100. I hope Santa did more than say hello. Thanks for playing.
My grandma who lives up North, I just get to see her during holidays
That would be wonderful, Laura. I hope she told you when she’s arriving. Thanks for playing.
My grandmother sent it to me from heaven to encourage me.
What a blessed postcard that is, Cherie! Thanks for playing.
A Postcard from my daughter from Pocahontas West Virginia!
I have a distant cousin who lives in Germany – so it would be a German postcard from them. 🙂
Inside my stocking is a postcard from my Aunt Evelyn. She would write to me as a child and teen. To see her writing now as an adult with a timely message she would have sent back then would me so much to me. Thank you for the opportunity. God bless you.
My sent the postcard. He is in Slovakia serving as a missionary.
My son
It’s from me. I mailed it home when I was traveling in India, the first long trip I took. It got lost in the mail and is just now making it to its destination.
It’s from a long forgotten friend from AZ, now KS, who I met as a teenager in 1968. We recently connected again after all these years.
It’s from my sister in Malaysia
It is from my a cousin that is visiting Paris
Step uncle from scotland.
The postcard is from my husband when he was stationed in Korea. He was sent over there three months after we married.
Mine is from my niece in New Zealand!
It is from an old school chum in Lima, Peru!
It’s from Chile`, from the missionaries I knew as a child.
From a favorite author who’s releasing a new book soon, from New Hampshire
My sister in Virginia.
My aunt from her vacation in Greece.
James Bond sent it from his travels. He asked for my help.
A postcard from family in Ireland.
The post card is from an old friend I went to school with. It has been many years since I have seen her. She lives in Kansas.
Inside my stocking is a postcard. Who sent it and where is it from? Doug my first true who shamelessly flirted with me all through high school and despite developing feelings for me he denied that just to be popular with his so called friends and it’s been over 40 years since I seen him but my postcard comes from North Pole where all kinds of magic happens
My BFF in Colorado!
My postcard would be from my nephew. He’s always drawing pictures for me!
My post card would be from my Grandmother, Nanny, she passed away many years ago. The card would say, “I am so proud of you and your family, I love you very much! Love Nanny”
She was always an encourager and would often send me notes of encouragement as I was growing up and when I went away to school.
I would love to get a postcard from my mom and dad from heaven. Miss them so much!
It’s from my sister when she traveled to Peru.
I would like a postcard from an old friend.?
My uncles in heaven who passed too young.
My brother. He and his family live in Spain now.
My Dad because I miss him even though I know he is happy in heaven; it would be to have a visit.
It is from our oldest daughter who is in Tübingen, Germany working on the two week study seminar/trip for law students from her university and the Tübingen University. She planned, organized, and is leading it. It was her third year doing it. I need to figure a way to tag along with her.
From my grandson who is in Naval flight training in Corpus Christi
My dad in heaven who died way too young. He never got to meet any of his grandkids.
The postcard was sent from Japan several years ago from a cousin I had lost touch with.
My grandkids begging me to come visit soon.
From my friend.
It’s from my first friend before she moved away. We used to write each other, then lost touch for a while after high school, life, found each other on Facebook years later.
I would love to receive a postcard from my cousin in Australia.
The postcard was delayed several years from my Mother…(she has since passed) telling me how much she loved all of her children and how special we all are to her. We are blessed to have family that cares & always reaches out not just at the Holidays, but; most days taking time from their busy schedules.
Blessed Wished for a Awesome Christmas & New Year’s with those you love, to everyone!!!
My long-lost brother who has been missing for years.
From my grandmother who passed away when I was in my 20s. She placed it in my stocking stating she will always be watching over me and my children.