I'm blogging to ask for your prayers. I've been sick for a week now. Thankfully I'm about sixty percent today. My trip this morning to Walmart for milk and necessities took it out of me. I had to lay down when I got home. No nap though, my teenage son stayed home from school today(he's sick too) and he had the surround sound blaring below me. I was Continue Reading
Words Worth Repeating
Patrick Henry Hughes was born without eyes and with a disabling birth defect. As this year's Disney Spirit Award winner, Hughes attends the University of Louisville and plays the trumpet in their marching band. He's the only two person band member with his dad pushing him in his wheelchair. What he said during a recent Oprah interview is worth Continue Reading
What Matters Most
What matters most to you? Do you do it? Does it involve other people? Are you living out your values everyday? What would your loved ones write about you today if they had to write your obituary?I've been pondering those questions a lot lately. I want to live passionately and fearlessly. None of us know how long we will have on earth. And life Continue Reading
What is wrong with this picture?
My teenager had finals this week. And prior to the tests, I received a flyer inviting parents to buy a care package for them as a fund raiser. Here's part of what it said:"Parents encourage your students as they finish strong!"Two different packages were offered, one for $10 and one for $15. Here's what the $15 Royal Flush Package offered:Dasani Continue Reading
Thoughts from a Pit Dweller
Once again, I'm reading and reading some more. One of my recent reads was Get Out of That Pit by Beth Moore. I read it in two days. It was just what the good Lord ordered. Straight talk. No fluff. Ever had a book or article speak straight to you, right where you're at? This was one of those for me.Moore says there are three signs of pit living.You Continue Reading
Word for 2007: Comfort
Welcome in 2007! A new year is always a good time for me to reflect about the previous year and to anticipate a new one. 2006 was full of blessings and trials. I can only guess 2007 will bring more of the same. I'm full of expectation. But I no longer make New Year's resolutions. They only disappoint me. Last year, my friend Beth read an article Continue Reading
