Motivational Monday-When Calls the Heart, The Dance

***Disclosure-Sample product was received for review.  All opinions stated are my own based on my personal experience.

In June, I told you about the Hallmark Channel's New series, When Calls the Heart-Lost and Found. 
When Calls the Heart, Produced and directed by Michael Landon Jr. and inspired by the best-selling books by Janette Oke, tells the story of Elizabeth Thatcher (Erin Krakow), a young high society woman, working as a teacher in a prairie town in the Western Frontier.  When Calls the Heart is back with The Dance.

There are new miners that have arrived in Coal Valley.  Everyone is preparing for the reopening of the mine.  One of the new miners, BILLY HAMILTON, takes a special interest in Elizabeth and Jack becomes suspicious of Billy’s intentions.  Meanwhile Coal Valley is abuzz regarding the annual “Miner’s Games” as Jack continues to worry about the budding relationship between Elizabeth and Billy.  During all the festivities pregnant widow CARLA NOONAN has complications arise in her pregnancy. 

Motivational Monday-When Calls the Heart, Lost and Found

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Motivational Monday-When Calls the Heart, Lost and Found

***Disclosure-Sample copy was received for review.  All opinions expressed are my own based on my personal experience.

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I love all the drama.  And if you liked Lost and Found and wanted the story to continue, here it is.  Is someone stealing?  What is going on in Coal Valley?  I love the era, and time of this series.  All this rainy weather here just makes me want to curl up and watch these series over and over.
 
When I became a single mother I thought I had been dealt that hand and I just had to deal with it.  I was a mom and a dad, a provider, caregiver, and nothing more than 100% dedication to my son.  But we, mothers, are people and we need to DANCE!  Go to dances.  Accept invitations.  Stop and listen to the music of life.  A little enjoyment for a brief second does not make you a bad mom, and you should not be guilty of the time you set aside for yourself.  You deserve it!  Again, you deserve it.  No one told me this.  Make time for yourself.  Set an appointment in your schedule of things to do.  And Have fun!