The airplane plant in my office has bloomed and sprouted one little offspring. Its blossom is tiny and delicate. It is 11/16 inches across. Let me show you how it compares to the rest of the plant. The purple arrow points to that one delicate blossom. I believe that every person is ... View Post
The Curious Butterfly
I looked down at this bowl several weeks ago while I was washing groceries on the front porch. I thought, "Wow! That is really beautiful!" My hands were a soapy, wet mess, so I asked Ray to take a picture with his phone. I call it Pandemic Still Life. It must be one of the first photos ever ... View Post
Switching Places
Four of our grandchildren and their mama and daddy were at our house on the 4th of July. To my surprise, our youngest grandson became fascinated with my collection of chickens, which I keep in the laundry room. When I went in, his mama had lifted him onto the washing machine where he could see them ... View Post
Laughing, Joking, and Whistling with Dot and Preston
When I thought about what to write for this morning, I thought about how much we all need a good laugh! I thought about my Aunt Dot. When I picture her in my mind's eye, I see a big smile with her face all lit up. She has the cutest little chuckle -- and I love how she says my name. It is like music ... View Post
Work and Respect
Homeschooling gives parents the opportunity to teach their children the worth of every person. It is easy, even for parents, to consider the gifts of one child as more acceptable than the gifts of another child. Every person deserves respect--those who take care of our teeth, those who take care of ... View Post
Contented
This spring and summer we have all spent a lot of time watching and waiting -- watching the news and waiting for more of it to be good news! American hymn writer Fanny J. Crosby wrote over 8,000 hymns. One of the most beloved is "Blessed Assurance." The last verse is: Perfect submission, all is at ... View Post
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