When we tell stories about our childhood, I am guessing that none of us ever talk about being born. We may have heard Mom’s version …
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All Alone
Many years ago, I read Admiral Byrd’s South Pole adventures in his book, Alone. I shiver now recalling his mind and body-numbing experience as he …
Read More »Time to Listen
It was a stressful time for me. I was in the middle of finals week and I still had a song to write. They asked …
Read More »So Many Books
I am sorting through my books. That’s five bookcases, plus. I have grown tired of looking at crowded and overflowing shelves, besides stacks of books …
Read More »My Flight Home
“Dad, I want to come home.” A tear slid down my cheek as I choked back uncontrollable sobs. It had only been three hours – …
Read More »My Therapist
I don’t remember how I found her. At least 15 years ago I started going to a local private massage therapist. And that was perhaps …
Read More »Giving It All
I have a small alabaster box that I purchased in Morocco. It is carved out of a light colored rock with etchings on all four …
Read More »The Church and Human Rights
A few years ago I lived in Atlanta, Georgia, for a couple of years. I had an amazing experience and formed so many excellent friendships. …
Read More »Trash In My Life
My husband said that I should write this blog. A cloudburst of refuse defaces our streets, ponds and highways. My husband and I are in …
Read More »A Shield of Protection
I’ve come to enjoy reading the Bible, but when I do I encounter words that are generally not a part of my vocabulary. Sometimes I …
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