In Psalm 107:37, we read, “They sow fields, and plant vineyards, and get a fruitful yield.” October is a month of harvest. If you haven’t finished picking and pulling your garden plants, this month is the time to finish that task. Any crops left in fields get harvested during the ...
It’s that time of the year again. September is the beginning of a new school year, a new Sunday school year, and harvest time. The leaves will quickly begin to turn color for the Fall, and our gardens and crops will bring in a bounty. Even though Art and I ...
First of all, thank you to everyone who sent well wishes via mail, email, texts, or phone calls when I had surgery. It was delightful and greatly appreciated. Since my ankle surgery, I have been getting around with a knee scooter and crutches. Immediately, I started to make notes about ...
I think many of us get to be those “Get off my yard, you young whippersnapper” kind of people as we age. Not every day, but some days. I know that for myself, as I approach 60, I have those days when I wonder about younger generations. However, then I ...
I’m nesting. Now, don’t get any funny ideas. I’m too old to be having a baby. Sadly, I’m not even getting a new puppy or kitten. No, I’m preparing for surgery. On June 16 I will have ankle surgery. In the meantime, I’m painting my kitchen. I started this project ...
I often think of the next several weeks as good times for family. During those weeks, we have several opportunities to gather with family, to celebrate with family, and to remember family. In May we celebrate Mother’s Day. I always encourage people to remember all the important women in their ...
