"The Wise Man Built His House Upon the Rock" was one of the first songs I learned in Sunday School. Though it is a children's song, its message is crystal clear and very close to the message of Jesus at the end of the Sermon on the Mount. Therefore, everyone who hears these words of Mine, and ... View Post
Counting . . .
I hope you are enjoying our Saturday art by Miss A. M. Upjohn of the Paris office of the American Red Cross. The date on this drawing is March 28, 1919. The title is "Remember to drink plenty of milk." I guess this sister is reminding her brother of how many glasses he needs. From the look on his ... View Post
“Oh, no! What should I do?”
Often we wonder, "Oh, no! What should I do?" The issue may be a child who isn't reading yet or a bill that was completely unexpected or a project that you simply can't seem to finish. Sometimes our issues really are huge, sometimes they only seem so at the time, and other times they are really ... View Post
Remembering That Folks Are Human
Many of us humans hold ourselves to very high standards. I think that perhaps many more of us hold other people to very high standards. You'd think that being human ourselves would help us remember the humanity—and therefore the weaknesses—of others. It's easy to ask questions (if not out loud, ... View Post
You’re Not the Lone Ranger
Our grandchildren love for me to read to them from old Golden Books from 50 and 60 years ago with stories about the Lone Ranger, Captain Kangaroo, Smoky Bear, or some such. The pages of some of them are so brittle that I have to turn them with care. The Lone Ranger character debuted on ... View Post
Too Much Love for Happily Ever After
When our daughters were pre-teens and teens, they had friends who were sisters. The four girls enjoyed putting on plays in our basement and we loved watching them. One time they entertained us with the Princess and the Pea. Another time they did Cinderella on roller skates. This week I read fresh ... View Post
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