Don’t Break Your Parents’ Hearts
I rarely publish a post without Ray reading it first. He’s sweet to answer me thoughtfully on those days when I ask, “Are you sure this one is okay?” When I asked him about this one, he responded: “I think…
I rarely publish a post without Ray reading it first. He’s sweet to answer me thoughtfully on those days when I ask, “Are you sure this one is okay?” When I asked him about this one, he responded: “I think…
Navajo Nation officials announced on Saturday, October 19, that John Kinsel Sr. died peacefully in his sleep in the Navajo community of Lukachukai, Arizona. Kinsel was 107 years old. He was one of the last three Navajo code talkers who…
Ray and I returned home last night after being out of town for a couple of days while Ray had appointments at Vanderbilt. I am thrilled to report that the visits were encouraging. Praise God. When we walked out of…
I recently listened to a book about Abraham Lincoln’s 13-day journey from his home in Springfield, Illinois, to Washington, D.C., to be inaugurated as America’s 16th president. The country was in shambles. States were already seceding and forming the Confederate…
When a change of season came when our children were young, I remember how I dreaded getting out the next season’s clothes and putting away the clothes from the previous season. When I think of refugee mothers with nothing to…
People need a little helping hand sometimes, and sometimes they need a great big helping hand. The illustrations below show women and in one case a little girl, bending over to complete tasks. This little girl is bending over to help…