The Father's Heart
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It had been too long since the father and his son had shed the responsibilities of life and headed for the river together. Much to the father's delight, each of his sons said “yes”. The father carefully packed all they would need…fishing gear, bait, equipment, and - oh yes - lunch. He was an experienced fisherman who knew of “secret” fishing holes that were off the beaten path. He carefully led his sons down the trail, through the weeds, and around the tall grass until they arrived at the father's favorite fishing hole. The father had caught many beautiful trout here and had great memories of this place. Today was different.
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Having left the public work force in 2007, Susan Howell now finds time to pursue writing. She has authored a children’s teaching series, as well as numerous poems, puppet plays, and stories. Susan was born and raised in Waukegan, Illinois. At the age of 18, she moved to Tennessee, where she resides with her husband Larry and their amazing boxer dog, Elizabeth Grace, “Gracie”. Susan was in her 20’s where her mother passed away at age 48. Her older sister, Cindy, lived to be only 43 years old. Their early departure from this life has helped shape her thinking. Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a possibility but we do have today. Live it now. Live it big. Cherish those whom God has entrusted to your care. Make your moments count. Run your race, finish your course, and fulfill your destiny. Susan’s writing comes from life experiences. Much like a parable, her writing describes natural events with spiritual and life lessons to be gleaned. It is her privilege to share her heart with you.
About the Author
Having left the public work force in 2007, Susan Howell now finds time to pursue writing. She has authored a children’s teaching series, as well as numerous poems, puppet plays, and stories. Susan was born and raised in Waukegan, Illinois. At the age of 18, she moved to Tennessee, where she resides with her husband Larry and their amazing boxer dog, Elizabeth Grace, “Gracie”. Susan was in her 20’s where her mother passed away at age 48. Her older sister, Cindy, lived to be only 43 years old. Their early departure from this life has helped shape her thinking. Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a possibility but we do have today. Live it now. Live it big. Cherish those whom God has entrusted to your care. Make your moments count. Run your race, finish your course, and fulfill your destiny. Susan’s writing comes from life experiences. Much like a parable, her writing describes natural events with spiritual and life lessons to be gleaned. It is her privilege to share her heart with you.