Monthly Archives: February 2019

I do. I love to knit. I anticipate my knitting time with eagerness. It is meditative, relaxing and allows me to remove worries and anxiety from my thoughts. When I feel low, I look to my yarn supply and think … Continue reading →

Black History Month gives me an opportunity to write a little about the earliest history of the Lutherans in Florida. Why would Black History Month have anything to do with Lutherans in Florida? Read on, because this story has some … Continue reading →

When I was a junior in college I took a Mathematical Physics course. It was not my favorite class, because it involved lots of complicated extensive calculations with infinite series. I even bought shelf paper for my homework, since some … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder about my presence, or trying to be more specific, my countenance. Like all of us aging children of God, I often don’t like what I see in the mirror. Bloodshot eyes; bags under them; crow’s feet, furrowed … Continue reading →

Before Christmas, I took my granddaughter shopping for her Christmas gift. She had her heart set on a pair of boots. So off we went on a delightful outing, trying on every pair of boots we saw. At last we … Continue reading →

A peaceful drive along a country road, ah, how calming! The interstate was another scenario for me and it wasn’t a pleasant one. Driving, not an issue. Traffic, not an issue, but that on ramp would terrify me….yep, I was … Continue reading →

If you’re a Baby Boomer, chances are that when you read the words of this song, the melody will sing in your head and your body may start grooving . . . “I can’t get no-o satisfaction . . .” … Continue reading →

What would we do without the weather to talk about? It always gives us a great opportunity to exclaim in happiness or growl in dismay. I bet that weather is the number one topic of conversation among friends and adversaries. … Continue reading →