Monthly Archives: July 2020

 All good things come from God. Whatever we enjoy, whatever gives us refreshment, whatever fascinates and interests us. Anything that might be perceived as “good”, if it is without God, is just an illusion. These are times of uncertainty, the … Continue reading →

The unprecedented challenges our nation is currently facing have touched the lives of each and every American.  These difficult times and continued isolation highlight our ever-present need to connect with one another I’m thinking today of a song by Ruth … Continue reading →

Florida is a wonderful state to live in to take advantage of solar power and solar tubes.  We have one solar tube and it shines an 8 ft. radius, allowing for less electricity to be used.  The power of the sun is … Continue reading →

Originally posted on July 13, 2016 by our late friend, Terry. It seems that every time I think about faith and my commitment to God, a song pops into my head. From “Jesus Loves Me” to “I Know Whom I … Continue reading →

Originally posted on July 29, 2018 Most of us have probably been accused, at one time or another, of joining in an endeavor but not giving it our best effort! The common expression for this is “dialing it in!” I’d … Continue reading →

Last week I mentioned  a scene in the film “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” where Fred Rogers (Tom Hanks) asks his dinner companion to take a moment to consider the people who’ve loved him into being. The real Mr. … Continue reading →

Originally posted in August 2017 I love to read, and for recreation I like to read mysteries.  One of my favorite authors is Jane Haddam.  In her book Cheating at Solitaire the victim as well as several of the suspects are celebrities … Continue reading →

Originally posted on July 17, 2018 Our bodies and souls can be mysterious to us. We need comfort. We are never satisfied. Poverty and slavery exist because – to put it in stark reality – the 1% who have and control … Continue reading →

Last week I celebrated one more birthday, yes I hit the “80” mark. I admit, I never pictured myself at this advanced age.  As the years go by and infirmities increase, I find I tend to focus on my own … Continue reading →

How exciting to find out my father was right!  (Seriously, I never doubted that statement. Lol ) During my growing up years, my dad would tell us that our ancestors were directly related to the Pilgrims; our family having come over … Continue reading →