Several years ago, Ray, my brother Steve, and I went out to lunch together in Nashville. Steve suggested a meat and three place in an old part of town. Ray and I had been traveling, so I was ready for something different from the cheese and crackers and peanut butter sandwiches we had been eating in ... View Post
Wanting to Grow
I am amazed at plants. The variety God created seems to be endless: tall saguaro cacti, tiny yellow buttercups, giant California redwoods, little purple violets, maple trees that turn so beautiful in the fall. Plants are strong, too. Have you seen a sidewalk that is uneven because tree roots have ... View Post
“Because It’s Free”
Every Monday through Friday we meet with the Notgrass History team via Zoom. We check on each other and share what we are working on. Our customer service reps also share interesting communication with people who call with questions. On Thursday one of them told about a mama who called to talk ... View Post
Pen Pals, Language Arts, and Reaching Out to Lonely People
I admire my friend Olive for so many reasons. I recently learned something new about her that increased my admiration even more. Olive has established a sweet relationship with the grandfather of her son-in-law. This elderly gentlemen lives with Olive's son-in-law's parents. He is a widower and a ... View Post
Sunday Morning
Thomas Waterman Wood was born in 1823 in Montpelier, the capital city of Vermont. I admire his post-Civil War art. He painted Sunday Morning around 1877. For I am mindful of the sincere faith within you, which first dwelt in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice, and I am sure ... View Post
Good Morning
The service that sends these posts out by email each weekday morning keeps having trouble on Monday mornings. This weekend we are trying an experiment to see if we can prevent that from happening. I plan to post a short message on Saturday and Sunday to see if that keeps the system going over the ... View Post
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