Empty!

In one of my Bibles beside 1 Thessalonians 4, I have the names written of some people who have died. The latest one is Randy Mann, my daughter’s soon to be father-in-law. He, like all of us will be, was buried in the ground in a grave. That grave is full for now. But there… Continue reading Empty!

Running

When I was young, I played all the sports I could. Most of those sports required running. Running up and down a court, running the bases, or running just to get into shape. I do not like to run. I never have except when playing a sport. I can’t run anymore (unless I had to).… Continue reading Running

Puffed Up

As I was growing up, I was taught to care what others think about me. It wasn’t said outright but with things like “wear your best to worship on Sundays” among other things. Even today I catch myself thinking about what others will think when I get dressed and not just on Sundays. I remember… Continue reading Puffed Up

Hope

On this cool morning as I walked outside to check my plants, I was reminded of hope. I have 3 daisy plants, two of which are so full and about to have many blooms. The other one I was concerned about because I didn’t cut it back soon enough. There are only a few leaves… Continue reading Hope

Finally!

I’m not sure why, but I’ve been thinking about my Daddy more than usual these past few days. As I mowed the grass yesterday, in worship, and as I planted some flowers today, my mind wandered to him. Perhaps it’s because I’ve gone through some trials lately and watch as friends go through them too.… Continue reading Finally!

Safety

These last few days here in Tennessee have been typical Spring days with strong storms sweeping through sometimes leaving major or minor damage. I’ve mentioned before in previous blogs how much I love storms. I love to sit on the front or back porch and feel the breeze while listening to the thunder roll. It… Continue reading Safety

Uncertain?

I have a couple of Pandora stations I listen to when driving to and from work. Since I don’t have a membership, there are commercials. One of them is Mike Vrabel, the Tennessee Titans’ coach, talking about these ‘uncertain times.’ Are we living in uncertain times? No. In John 16:33, Jesus said, “I have told… Continue reading Uncertain?

Liar, Liar

There is one person at work who asks me almost every day am I doing okay. I’m sure they ask everyone they meet the same question. I, of course, say I’m am fine. I often wonder what they’d say if I asked back, “Do you really want to know” or “How much time have you… Continue reading Liar, Liar

KYMS

Recently, my boss told me, “It’s a slippery slope.” While at the time, we weren’t talking about anything harmful, it got me to thinking. How many times have I had my feet on a slippery slope? How many times have my hands needed to hold onto the guard rails while on that slope only to… Continue reading KYMS

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Win, Lose, or Draw

Remember when the game Win, Lose, or Draw was popular? First, it was a show on TV, then, a party game. It was so liked by people other similar games were created like Pictionary. If the person drawing was good enough, then his or her teammates would be able to guess the correct answer. I… Continue reading Win, Lose, or Draw

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