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Category Archives: Short Takes on Life
A Pretty Good Clip
My mobility has been hindered lately by various things. It seems as if I’ve been walking like an old woman for the past several months. First I got a heel spur, confirmed by x-ray, but not much to be done about … Continue reading
A Stream of Water: What It Can Do
Water has this amazing ability to bond to itself. Put a drop of water on very dry earth and it will often simply make a bead and sit there. Unless the earth is really porous and absorbent, it may take … Continue reading
A New Year’s Toast
I write short takes on life. Life happens and I feel compelled to write it down. But sometimes when I sit down to write, I’m at a loss for words. That’s when I pull up my old ramblings for inspiration. … Continue reading
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Tagged blank page, new beginnings, New Year's resolutions, New Year's toast, words we regret
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The Red and Green of It
It is Christmas week and I’ll be glad when it’s over. I admit I like homemade fudge and I like eggnog but I detest this holiday. My house looks so spare at this time of year. I don’t put up … Continue reading
Knowing God
Seven-year-old Michael is falling behind his first-grade classmates in reading. The school asked our church to help and I am excited to be a part. It has been a long time since I worked with a sweet little boy. (My … Continue reading
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Tagged focus on God, love of reading, teaching children, Thanksgiving, turkey, tutoring
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The Yellow Month
Today the leaves on our maple started jumping off the tree, turning the ground yellow. Continue reading
Fire on the Deck!
Health insurance? “It’s too stinkin’ expensive!” Continue reading
The Picnic from Earth
Life’s special events require planning, whether it’s a wedding for a helpless, giddy bride or a simple birthday get-together. But even when we plan carefully, things sometimes go awry and we jokingly call it “the party from hell.” Our church … Continue reading
I See Ants!
For a few weeks this spring, we had ants invading our kitchen sink. We were squashing and washing, spraying and praying. It was perfectly awful. And then company came, which made it perfectly embarrassing. Every time I walked into our … Continue reading