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Refusing to take a thread or a sandal strap. Abram was an honest man. Sometimes. And sometimes? Not so much. This story of Abraham’s honesty in “not even a thread or a sandal strap” is right between two instances of dishonesty. Those instances were the times Abram feared for his life, so he didn’t tell…
Just Wash Your Hands There’s a pandemic – at least, that’s what they say. But the pandemic, I think, is the different array Of thoughts and opinions and experts galore Who claim they’re the best and know just for sure What everyone else should be doing each day. Does the count keep changing, or are…
What to do today with an unknown future. My husband found me standing beside our newborn’s bassinet, sobbing. Our first born was less than a week old, and we’d been home from the hospital for a few days, following an uneventful pregnancy and delivery. Dave put his arms around me and (like any good husband)…
Asking forgiveness later is not funny. We laugh about this, and in some ways it’s funny. Sometimes we do this innocently enough when it really doesn’t matter. But this is a cause for concern. I suppose I will get some flack from this post because oftentimes, we do this and laugh – and it’s not…
Choosing the journey in growing old. Let’s face it, we either grow old or we die young. What other alternatives are there to growing old?! There are, however, things we can do to help us (and others) on this journey. We get to choose how we journey this path. Nobody forces us to be in…
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