Monthly Archives: March 2021

One of three of our granddaughters is named Elisabeth and her name is spelled with an “s” rather than a “z.”  According to sources, the name Elisabeth means, “God is my oath,” and/or “a worshiper of God.” I love knowing our … Continue reading →

I just received this from my brother this week and thought it had such a wonderful message I would share it with all of you. I was at Bass Pro today and heard a loud crash and something shattering. Being … Continue reading →

I was thinking about messes this week as I diligently tried to avoid making one while I put together a soup for dinner tonight.  My stove top was clean and shiny.  I really didn’t want to have to clean it … Continue reading →

When I was in Sunday School, we had to memorize Bible verses. Once we recited the verse to our teacher, it disappeared from our memories. Gone forever. What none of us kids or our teachers seemed to realize is that … Continue reading →

We just returned from our weekly grocery trip, including a stop at our favorite local fruit/vegetable stand.  As “snowbirds” from New England, it is a delight to be able to purchase fresh tomatoes, corn, fruit and many other treats in … Continue reading →

 Perhaps the reason is self-evident. I’m going to continue with my subject from last week, that being the Word of God. Studying the Bible should fill us with a sense of adventure and fascination. Yes, even stirring up a little … Continue reading →

There’s a comfort in having someone to walk with me.   It might be a quiet trail in the woods; someone to walk with me eases the loneliness.   It could be a tough patch of life’s trials; it’s overwhelming alone but … Continue reading →

I happened to overhear a mover arriving with a load of furniture for a new neighbor moving in to our development. He mentioned that apparently this section of the neighborhood was so new, his GPS could not find their home.  He … Continue reading →

I’m sure many of you have read this excerpt before, but every time I read it, it gives me hope.  I am overwhelmed with these brilliant answers from ones so young. Author and lecturer Leo Buscaglia, otherwise known as “Dr. … Continue reading →

Growing up, I was always a little envious of the Irish girls in my class.  When St. Patrick’s Day came around, their moms would let them put some green food coloring in their hair as part of the celebration of … Continue reading →