It happened again. Josh in customer service got a request from a homeschooling mama: Could your company publish your curriculum in a secular version? We like the quality but we can't use our state curriculum funds to purchase it because it has religious content, and besides that, some people want ... View Post
Meeting a Swiss Journalist
Ray and I returned home last evening from a getaway to New Harmony, Indiana. We drove up on Thursday before our son and his family joined us on Friday. We had taken our children there many years ago before they were married. We loved sharing our special place with our son again and for the ... View Post
A Wonder By the Maple Tree
Home is always a welcome sight when Ray and I return. After we round the last curve near our house, we enjoy seeing the big maple tree just past the driveway. I searched through several photos to show you how the scene looks in winter. Here is a photo coming from the opposite ... View Post
Well, do you ever have one of those days?
Well, do you ever have "one of those days"? I know you do. Ray and I had one yesterday. It all started at 7:50 a.m. when we left home to go to Cookeville (a half hour away) for a couple of errands before our 10:00 a.m. dental appointments—an exam for Ray and a long scheduled, hour-long deep ... View Post
Believing Advertisers or Believing God?
When I was a child, television commercials told us: That we would wonder where the yellow went if we brushed with a certain toothpaste. That we'd feel stronger if we took a certain liquid supplement to help our iron-poor blood. That a certain dishwashing liquid was so gentle we could soak ... View Post
Naughty or Nice
Yesterday afternoon and evening Ray and I did some shopping in nearby Cookeville. As expected, we saw leftover Christmas decorations on clearance here and there. On the way home I remembered one of them and mentioned it to Ray. "I saw it, too," he said. Our reaction was the same: dismay. The ... View Post
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