Pam Ecrement, Author at Life Letter Cafe

2017 – What Do You Want To Discover?

January 9, 2017 by Pam Ecrement Leave a Comment

As one year ends and another begins ... it can provoke me to reflection and goal setting. Looking backward gives me reason to celebrate as well as mutter. I celebrate the good things the Lord showed me and the things He and I accomplished together, but I also mutter over things I failed to finish ... Read More »

Pam Ecrement

January 9, 2017 by Pam Ecrement Leave a Comment

From my earliest memories, words and how they can create meanings, emotions, ideas, and illuminate stories, have filled my head. The opportunity to explore and try those out came when I worked as a “stringer” for a local newspaper where I earned a few cents per column inch and a dollar for any ... Read More »

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