Books are marvelous things. They can transport us to places we have never been, place us into situations we have never experienced and depending on the skills of the author, stir emotions from so deep within that we may wonder what is happening to us.
Since I have changed my eating habits to a more natural approach several years ago, I had never had so much negative feed back from my kids until school started and they realized that we were not the “norm.”
What in the world was Jesus doing when he hung on the cross two millennia ago?
It’s hard for an avid gardener to put down their spade come winter. That’s why so many choose to garden year-round.
Each month at Bethesda Place we have a leadership meeting. We spend a couple of hours talking about issues related to providing the best possible care to our residents.
In her epic novel, Gone With the Wind, Margaret Mitchell weaves into her American Civil War story a blockade-runner, Rhett Butler.
Psalm 23:5 . . . You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows . . . Summer time, and here come the flies, the bugs and so many other creepy things.
