Weeping Stories

"The Woman Who Saw What Others Overlooked." Some lives are measured by accomplishments. Others are remembered by the quiet things they preserved. This is the story of one ordinary woman whose life refused to fit neatly into a single label. She has been a daughter, wife, mother, financial advisor, leader, writer, teacher, political observer, mentor, missionary, farmer, seamstress, student of Scripture, and lifelong learner. At first glance, those roles seem unrelated. Yet beneath them runs one quiet thread. She has always been drawn to what others overlook. A worn dress waiting for careful hands instead of the rubbish bin. Kitchen scraps becoming rich compost that feeds the next harvest. A forgotten story that deserves to be remembered. A discouraged child waiting for someone to believe in her. A gifted father whose failures never erased the brilliance and wounded little boy within him. An ancient passage of Scripture speaking timeless truth into a modern world. This is not a story about a perfect life. It is about an ordinary life shaped by an extraordinary God through joy and disappointment, faith and questions, success and seasons of waiting. It is a journey through mountains and farms, sewing machines and radio workbenches, family, ministry, leadership, history, beauty, politics, and the quiet places where character is formed long before anyone notices. Above all, it is the story of learning that nothing God entrusts to us should be wasted. Some things are preserved. Others are surrendered like seeds to the soil so they may bear greater fruit. Both require faith. If these pages encourage you to look again at your own story, to notice the quiet threads God has been weaving through your life, and to cherish what truly matters, then this book will have fulfilled its purpose. Perhaps, by the final page, you will not only know me better. Perhaps you will understand yourself a little more, too. 🌳🦅

God had said " This book of the law shall not depart out of your mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night..., and then thou shalt have good success" (Jos. 1.8). Success in Life is found in God's word. This book is a collection of inspiring teachings guaranteed to strengthen your daily walk with God.

I wrote all of these when I was 14 (eight years ago). It's interesting to compare maturity, and emotions from adolescence to now. Enjoy these excerpts from my digital journal which at the time was titled, "Poems Of A Dead Social Life".

The process of healing

© 2013 Astrid Hartman All Rights Reserved *Cover made by the awesome and stupendous Gracie Belle on Figment!* A man keeps in touch with his first love as time slowly makes them drift apart.

This is a short read, mostly compacted by figurative language. It's made as to resemble a grandfather looking over his daughter, later to meet his grandson as he soon passes. The weeping is to resemble the ringing of the grandfather clock's bells every hour.

A poem of an individual who has awoken from a deep sadness.

"Beware the weeping angel..." These letters had ruined John's life. Everyone thinks he's crazy. "Don't blink, blink and you're dead" 14 years later, his little daughter, Jane Mullins, finds the letters. Then, he recieves a letter again. "The Angels Are Coming..."

She go's by many name's some as The Blood Quinn or The Black Scar. Most famously none as BLODREINA. She is feared by red paligon loved by fey. She will stop at nothing to avenge her fey kined the paligon burned 6 year's ago.Ash foke wiped out by paligon.But one Weeping Monk things the fey did it. He is in for a rude awakening.

The kingdom has vallen and its up to the old deaf prince to take back the throne by defeating his brother who assasinated his father

My 2nd story of the Doctor Who universe now, this one has an old foe of The Doctors and we learn more about her and her life as we go on and we learn more to what's new for us and old for her. You can't kill a stone and they can't kill you either of course they can't but then you look away and oh yes it can.

Charlotte Rothman had a pretty good life in Plentywood, Minnesota, even after her parents died, but then she started noticing weird signs in her best friend, Demetri. She found out the truth about her long time BFF, and months later she experienced her own changes. Drastic changes. Will she be able to live in this new world, or will she take the wrong turn and ruin everything?

Supernatural/Doctor Who crossover where Donna Noble is a Hunter.

Sally Sparrow only met the Doctor once. Long enough to give him a transcript that would one day save both their lives. From the Weeping Angels. Fifteen years later, Sally and her husband, Lawrence Nightingale, live a happy life with their two daughters, Martha and Angel. But one night, whilst Sally explores an abandoned house, she discovers a statue. Another Weeping Angel. And it's not the only thing that returns. Will she be able to live through another attack from the lonely assassins? Or will she blink one too many times?

I am quantum-locked. I am alone. I cannot speak. I cannot touch. I can, however, love. What would happen if a weeping angel fell in love with a human being, unable to touch him or talk to him? She could only follow him around and admire at a distance. But even aliens can be tempted.

In the most exciting of Sarah's adventures so far, we discover that Brent isn't the idiot we used to think he was. And now, Sarah's on the run inside the TARDIS. This doesn't look good... (I realise this one doesn't really seem to make sense at the beginning, but it gets better. I think.) ---- COMPLETE - The Fourth of Sarah's adventures with the Doctor. 1 - Imagination 2 - New Visitor 3 - The Impossible Angel 4 - The Wrath of Demonns