RDP Friday! Grace

Martha Kennedy

Grace isn’t the easiest word to define, I know, but we sure know when some of it comes our way!

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Published by Martha Kennedy

Martha Kennedy is a writer and a painter, though as a painter she uses her full name, Martha Ann Kennedy. You can learn all about her work on her blogs. She lives in a small town in the remote San Luis Valley of Colorado. For more than 30 years she taught writing at the college and university level in the San Diego area. She is a Colorado native.

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