Penn Dutch Proverbs: Birthday
Proverb: Graad wie der Herr sie zu der Dier nausgelosst hot. Translation: Just as the Lord let them out the doors. What it really means: Naked. [Tweet “Can you decipher this penn dutch proverb? “Just as the Lord let them out the doors.””] Are...
Penn Dutch Proverbs: Forward & Backward
Proverb: Er kann net hinnerschich un net varschich. Translation: He can’t go forward nor backward. What it really means: He is helpless. [Tweet “”He can’t go forward nor backward.” —Penn Dutch Proverb on @SuzanneWFisher’s...
Penn Dutch Proverb: Enough!
Proverb: Es is genunk Hoi hunne. Translation: There’s enough hay down. What it really means: You’ve said enough. P.S. Stop by my Facebook page to enter to my special giveaway to celebrate The Quieting. [Tweet “”There’s enough hay...
Penn Dutch Proverbs: Clever Hens
Proverb: En gscheit Hinkel legt aa alsemol newich’s Nescht. Translation: Even a clever hen will lay outside the nest. What it really means: Mistakes are made even by the best of families. Good news! The Imposter (e-book only) is on sale for $2.99! Amazon...Newest Book
Lost and Found
Trudy Yoder shares a passion for birding with Micah Weaver--and she has an even greater passion for Micah. Their friendship is finally turning romantic when Micah abruptly grows cold. Worse still, he wants to leave Stoney Ridge.
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