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“that,”
― Judith Keim, Going Home

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― Judith Keim, Finding Me

“bathing suit and a pair of pants in the cruise-wear section of one of the department stores downtown. But most of her wardrobe seemed unsuitable for tropical Florida. Maybe, like her sisters, she wouldn’t worry about it, but would simply buy all new clothes in Florida. Ordinarily, she’d be excited by such an idea, but her stomach was still in knots from her confrontation with Tony. She heard a commotion downstairs, and thinking it was Tony, hurried to greet him. At the bottom of the stairs, her mother-in-law smiled up at her. “Hi. I heard a lot of noise coming from your side and wondered if everything was”
― Judith Keim, Finding Me

“matchmaking”
― Judith Keim, Coffee at The Beach House Hotel

“woman made me want to scream with”
― Judith Keim, Margaritas at the Beach House Hotel

“Life would continue for each of us until it ended. How we lived it would make all the difference.”
― Judith S. Keim, Dessert at The Beach House Hotel

“online bidding was taking place. Lorraine had Terri Thomas give a shout-out to the event with a nice article about how online bidding helped build the beginning”
― Judith Keim, Coffee at The Beach House Hotel

“the Sabal airport. I blinked against the brightness of the sunlight, and my heart lifted. I was so glad to be away from cold, gray New England. “Hurry up, Mom!” said Liz impatiently. “Angie’s waiting.” When we walked into the waiting area, Angie rushed forward and swept Liz into a warm embrace. Watching them, I smiled. With no siblings, they’d”
― Judith S. Keim, Breakfast at the Beach House Hotel

“me. You’ve”
― Judith S. Keim, Breakfast at the Beach House Hotel

“we walked away I thought of all the”
― Judith Keim, Lunch at The Beach House Hotel

“COMING”
― Judith S. Keim, Breakfast at the Beach House Hotel

“Dachshund, but he has long legs,” said Robbie. “Do you mean a Doberman?” I asked.”
― Judith Keim, Coffee at The Beach House Hotel

“author”
― Judith S. Keim, Breakfast at the Beach House Hotel

“They were hard workers who relied on only themselves to make it through life.”
― Judith S. Keim, Finding Me