Abortion numbers outweigh men and women lost in war

Rachel HauckUncategorized 8 Comments

Since 9-11, six thousand Americans have died: 3K in the towers. 3K fighting to preserve freedom. In the meantime, 5 million babies have been aborted. Babies with a life and destiny someone didn’t think mattered. Evil perpetuates when good men and women do nothing. Since Row v. Wade, more babies have been killed by abortion than the men and women …

Finished a book in 24

Rachel HauckMaggie O'Farrell, reading, writing 2 Comments

I can’t remember the last time I read a book in 24 hours. Maybe Bob Larson’s “Dead Air” because I thought it was so ridiculous and I kept waiting for him to redeem the Saints. Maybe it was Elizabeth Berg, “Dream When You’re Feeling Blue.” I picked up Maggie O’Farrell’s “The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox” at the airport yesterday, …

Such a cliche

Rachel Hauckairports, business, cliches, God, politics Leave a Comment

… Men in starched shirts, pressed slacks, thick black case by their feet as they stand before the airport gate, phone device in their ear as they talk, as if to the air, about marketing and ops getting it together, about calling an all-hands meeting, getting production to come up to speed. I’ve heard the conversations. Different face, different place, …

Wagered Heart by Robin Lee Hatcher

Rachel Hauckbooks, fiction, historical, Robin Lee Hatcher 2 Comments

(Note: I can’t get the jpgs to load. Sorry! But read on!) Please welcome my friend and fabulous author, Robin Lee Hatcher. She’s going to tell us about her latest release, Wagered Heart. Congratulations, Robin Lee, on another great book. About Wagered Heart: When Bethany Silverton left the genteel life of Miss Hendersonís School for Young Ladies back in Philadelphia …

I crack myself up…

Rachel Hauck1977, diaries, friends, laughing, memories, Publix 2 Comments

For reason I’ll keep to myself, I’m reading my old diaries. I gotta tell you, if you’re a teenager or have a teenager, please, keep a diary or tell them to keep a diary. I love pulling out my diaries and reading them. I laugh out loud every other page. I kept them for seventeen years and after I got …

Brad Pitt on Brad Pitt

Rachel Hauckacting, Brad Pitt, fame, men who wear makeup, quotes, reality 3 Comments

I liked this quote. [Time magazine, 10/13/97] You shouldn’t speak until you know what you’re talking about. That’s why I get uncomfortable with interviews. Reporters ask me what I feel China should do about Tibet. Who cares what I think China should do? I’m a [bleeping] actor! They hand me a script. I act. I’m here for entertainment. Basically, when …

I am…

Rachel Hauckbook review, Christmas Music, Love Starts With Elle 5 Comments

… listening to Christmas music. I’m such a sap. 😉 In other news, my summer release from Thomas Nelson, Love Starts With Elle, is Romantic Times Book Club Reviews, TOP PICK for July. Well, one of three. I’m stoked. It’s my first Top Pick. All glory goes to Jesus! I really was worried about this book because I wrote it …

Sunday afternoon napping

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Sleeping… coming to now and then… watching Gilmore Girls reruns on DVD. (Thanks, Jodi!) It’s a beautiful day here. Worship went well this morning. I am blessed with such a good band! Nevertheless, God seemed to enjoy our singing. Went out to lunch with a guest and I managed to stay within Weight Watcher’s points.

What I’ve been up 2

Rachel Hauckbooks, editors, friends, music, my husband, prayer, Susan May Warren, synopsis, worship, writing 3 Comments

So, you’re wondering, “Rach, do you blog any more or are we just supposed to imagine what your life is all about?” No indeedy, you’re not. Please don’t. I’m blogging, see, I’m blogging. I’ve been busy, too. Working on a new synopsis for next book, working title Dining with Joy. How do you like it? I’m reviving my celebrity “chef” …