As Long as You Can See the Double Line…

With everything going on this past week, the sadness that has overtaken our country in a crazy and unfathomable way, it has been a struggle to sit down and concentrate enough to be able to write something light and cheery over the past few days.  I think I am pretty sheltered.... no, I know I am very … Continue reading As Long as You Can See the Double Line…

A Glimpse of a Summer Camp Kid

Another summer of hot sun, purple petunias, splashes of ice-cold sweet tea and sweaty front porch settin' has come to a close.  As most people are packing the season away to make room for fall's  cooler temperatures, yellow mums, cinnamon and spice cider and snuggling on the couch, I am not quite ready to let … Continue reading A Glimpse of a Summer Camp Kid

Looking Back on Messy Toes, Tents and Scooby-Doo

Looking back, thinking of your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews and such is sort of like taking homemade picture shows that you load up and watch in your memory from time to time.  The making of those memories in the first place is a sacred, special time.  Some of those homemade picture show memories are very … Continue reading Looking Back on Messy Toes, Tents and Scooby-Doo

No Silence in Sight!

This past weekend was an eye-opener for me; well actually, possibly more of a reminder than an eye-opener.  It was a reminder that I am very spoiled to my daily routine.  My days start with quiet time.  Silence.  Peace.  Tranquil.  Serene.  This quiet time gives my mind time to reach out and touch the day without … Continue reading No Silence in Sight!

Open Your Eyes and Stand

I suppose I can be sort of a "word-nerd" sometimes.  I enjoy it when teachers or speakers explain the root meaning of words.  This past Sunday at Cedar Hill was one of those times.  The pastor was teaching from Acts chapter fourteen. In this passage Paul tells a man, who had been unable to stand throughout his … Continue reading Open Your Eyes and Stand