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“We do not know if the stranger at the gate will bring good or evil. We do know we cannot step away from suffering. We face hard decisions that will bring tears to our eyes, but we know in our hearts what is right and what is fair. Winter comes. Listen to your heart, meditate on God’s word, and trust in God’s mercy. For that comes to us from no stranger.”
― Beth Camp, Standing Stones

“Lang may yer lum reek,” said Neil. Sandra laughed. “What’s a ‘lum’? And does ‘reek’ mean what I think?” “Probably. You know, a bad smell, but in this case, reek means smoke, and a lum is a chimney. ’Tis a Scottish saying that roughly translates to: ‘Long may your chimney smoke.’ And that means I wish you well in your new home.”
― Beth Camp, The Seventh Tapestry: An Art Crime Mystery