The fog is “as thick as pea soup” sometimes when Ray and I drive home late. Many mornings it settles across the peaceful fields and hills outside our windows and hides them completely . Other times the fog is a…
Mr. Rogers used to say, “You learn something old every day.” I love the humility in those words. Almost everything we learn is something someone has known (or maybe many someones have known) in the past. At the very least,…
For years, I have kept a list of Bible verses I might write about some day. While working on my Labor Day post for Monday, I searched through the list for Bible verses about work. God’s Word does teach about…
I grew up singing “How Great Thou Art” by English hymnist Stuart Hine. The song had not been printed in our hymnals, Christian Hymns II, so we sang it from sheet music glued to the inside covers. As a child,…
You have the opportunity every day to create a sense of wonder in your children. When I read a comment recently about some homeschool students being bored, I wondered how their mother was presenting the material. Was she excited? In…
Last week was a week for looking up. It was also a week that my Daddy might have called “weatherish.” Daddy loved words and making up words. One of his words was weatherish. On Monday God sent clouds to water…
