Yes, that is really supposed to say 2021. For some reason I haven’t posted any pictures of our summer trip from a year ago. Continue reading “Summer Trip 2021 Part 1”
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Arizona in the Spring
A few years ago a friend (and her family) who lives overseas in mission work was home on a sabbatical. I suggested trying to get together with our friends from long ago (saying that makes me feel older than I feel!) VS days in northwestern Ontario. Continue reading “Arizona in the Spring”
Words of Comfort
I remember a few years ago one Sunday after our church had gone through a tough time (a death & funeral, I think), the pastor did not have a sermon but read verse after verse that brought comfort and hope. With all that’s going on around us, we don’t need yet another voice giving an opinion, so I will share some verses instead. Continue reading “Words of Comfort”
Coronavirus – Observations from the Peanut Gallery
I wrote this title in March, on the early onset of our world being changed by the “novel Coronovirus.” Information was limited and even then conspiracy theories were flying around. Continue reading “Coronavirus – Observations from the Peanut Gallery”
Surviving Summertime in the South
To (mis)quote Dory from Finding Nemo, “I spy something blue and wet.” Yup. Something wet and clear/blue/brown (depending on where you’re going) is what makes summer in the south more bearable. Since we live in south Georgia maybe Continue reading “Surviving Summertime in the South”