woman. The comical stories will brighten
your mood and bring light to your life.
I was exhausted when I read the final
page from giggling through chapter
after chapter.
trademark sense of humor to every scene.
She says she's just a mom and a wife, but is
also very obviously a gifted author and
comedienne.
public spotlight following her YouTube
singing sensation of "momisms" sung to
the tune of the William Tell Overture.
She posted the video at the
encouragement of her
childrenobviously they recognized her
talentand quickly the video went viral.
No one was more surprised at the huge
success than Renfroe.
down-to-earth, inside look at life in an
average home tangled with kids, carbs
and hormones. You will laugh out loud
and enjoy rereading her stories. I believe
every woman who picks up this hilarious
book will connect with Renfroe
immediately. She has a warm way of
saying what we all think and bringing
levity and introspection simultaneously.
time with a girlfriend. I had the
privilege of interviewing Renfroe
last fall for KRDU 1130AM. What a
delightful conversation we had!
The very first question she asked me:
"What kind of shoes are you wearing?"
She believes you can tell a lot about a
woman by her shoes. She knew what type
of purse I carried by the style of shoes I
donned. You can listen to the podcast
at: www.krdu1130.com
visit her at: Anitarenfroe.com
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courage. In this situation it worked. What do you think
were the necessary ingredients for this to work?
he developed this nature?
left that out?
professional athlete is quality cinema. Written by
Michael Lewis and adapted for the screen by John
Lee Hancock, this true story exemplifies how lives
can be transformed by
love when people put
their Christian faith
into action.
was one of twelve
children born to a drug
addicted mother, Denise
(Adriane Lenox). When
the state took him away
from her as a young boy,
Oher ran from various
foster homes.
Befriended by other
students and their
parents, Oher was
charitably enrolled in a
Christian high school
even though he did not
have the grades or
academic aptitude to
succeed. It is there that
he comes into contact
with a wonderful
Christian family who
took a risk and put their
faith into action.
school by the much
younger S.J. Tuohy (Jae
Head) who becomes his
mentor, Oher is then
noticed by S.J.'s mother,
Leigh Anne (Sandra Bullock). Realizing that he is in
need of housing and care, Leigh Anne invites Oher
into their home and eventually into their family.
and her daughter Collins (Lily Collins), Leigh Anne
respectfully, and with unwavering courage and
determination, helps Oher succeed in his final years
of high school and also helps him become an
exceptional ball player.
biography of a
professional football
player, it is not really
about football. It is
about caring enough to
become involved in one
another's lives. The film
states this directly at the
conclusion when it
shows pictures of young
men whose lives were
cut short due to their
lack of supportive
guidance in both their
education and their
athletic lives.
Thankfully, the Tuohy
family reached out to
Oher.
fully portrays, this is not
easy to do and it takes a
tremendous amount of
courage on everyone's
part.
blindsided by the
difficulties of life is the
reason we need each
other.
throughout this remarkable film.
We highly recommend it to all.