Until yesterday, the idea of a New Year's resolution had barely passed through my mind. Yesterday, though, I thought of a one word resolution: love. This year: I want to rest in the love of God and I want to show Him how much I love Him and I want every contact I have with the people in ... View Post
Tend My Lambs
Ray and I had two unexpected visitors at our house this week—two orphaned baby lambs. The sad news is that our son-in-law lost two ewes this week. The fun news is that while our daughter and her family came for a visit, the lambs had to be here, too, so that they could be bottle-fed. At one ... View Post
Happy New Year!
As Ray and I watched a movie the other day, we saw a young woman in agony as she wondered how to handle the tough situation she was in. She walked into her apartment, closed the door, leaned against the wall, and stood wondering what to do. I thought how sad it was that she didn't know that she ... View Post
The Substitute
Surely every American family has at least a few stories about how a worldwide pandemic has made things different for their family. I like the stories of creative substitutes for things that couldn't be the way they would have been a year ago. I know a young family who takes drives while listening ... View Post
Mama Peacemakers
Sometimes I think that if anyone asks me what I do, I'm going to answer, "Laundry." Do you ever feel that way, too? When I was in school, I learned a song with the verse: "This is the way we wash our clothes, wash our clothes, wash our clothes. This is the way we wash our clothes on a Monday ... View Post
Bright, Beautiful Future
Last night in the early evening, the weather was just brisk enough to feel like winter. Ray and I noticed that the moon was beautiful behind the clouds. As you can see in these pictures, the scene was in constant change. At first, the sky looked like this. Then the moon peeked through the ... View Post
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