As Ray and I explored downtown New Harmony last Thursday afternoon, we were intrigued by this business on the corner. Was it a theater perhaps? To our surprise, it was a dulcimer shop. We went inside and saw a wire art sculpture of a trumpet-playing New Harmony High School band member ... View Post
A Christmas Field Trip
Our Chamber of Commerce usually meets in one of the courtrooms at our local courthouse. I was happy at our last meeting when I saw a Christmas tree by the judge's bench. This past Saturday, before the Christmas parade, I went inside the courthouse again and noticed ways other ... View Post
History and Faith in the Tetons
The sun that set so beautifully behind the Tetons on October 31, . . . . . . rose to shine on them again the next morning. God is so faithful to give the earth that blessing every day. Ray and I spent the day before the wedding driving from south to north through Grand Tetons ... View Post
Hearts Full of Memories
Late on a Saturday night in August of 1994, our son John and I returned from Mexico on our first mission trip out of the country. Ray preached on Sunday. On Monday we packed for another mission trip to Idaho. This time we five Notgrasses were the entire mission team. On that Monday morning, I ... View Post
The Universe is Your School
After the conference I wrote about yesterday, Ray and I had the opportunity to accompany some of our grandchildren on a field trip to the Fernbank Museum in Atlanta. We were there before it opened and stayed until it closed. In one day, these homeschoolers got to do hands-on science activities, ... View Post
Memories are wonderful. So is the present.
The Natchez Trace Parkway begins (or ends, depending on which way you are going) in Nashville, Tennessee. It continues for 444 miles until it reaches Natchez, Mississippi. The limited access road has just two lanes. The speed limit is fifty miles an hour. This past Friday Ray and I drove a little ... View Post
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