In 1953, as I grew inside my mother’s womb, she lived with her parents in Springfield, Tennessee, while she waited for my daddy to be discharged from the army. Each day she rode a bus back and forth to Nashville to work on an…
One day last week Ray and I were proofreading a lesson from the early 1900s called “Inventions Around the World.” In a section about communication inventions, such as telephones, radios, and movies, we have a paragraph about the linotype machine. I doubt…
Ray and I got to hear our first creation speaker about thirty years ago. He had been reared by parents who were atheists and was himself part of an organized atheist group. When, in his early twenties, he decided to…
For the last three or four weeks, I have been giving myself permission to work in the RAK. RAK is Ray’s and my name for the Room Above the Kitchen — the room that used to be a bedroom before we…
