Best Laid Plans of Mice and Women
"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry" is a famous line from a poem by Robert Burns. In the poem, the mouses's house gets plowed over…
Snowed In!
I shared in my last post that I felt the Lord leading me to a new endeavor—engaging my neighbors to be better acquainted and perhaps that might lead…
On With the New!
It's a new year—2025! There's something refreshing about "new," a new outfit, a new friend, a new job, a new activity, game, or challenge. So…
Why Give Thanks?
Ah, yes, Thanksgiving is around the corner, reaffirming our need for giving thanks. Have you thought lately how that was one of the first lessons your parents taught you? "Be…
Tandem Bike Story
To ride into fall (before winter takes us over) I thought I'd pull out one of my favorite stories. Some of you know that I have a three-wheeler bike. I'm…
A Light for My Path
You're walking through the woods on a lovely fall afternoon, but you soon realize it's time to turn around and return to the cabin. Unfortunately, the sun makes…
Pray, Pray, Pray
A comment this week from one of your fellow blog members was simple, but so true. What helps her in her quiet time…
Two Challenges
Alas, the story has been completed. If you stayed with me these past months, it was likely your first time to read…
Chapter 26 – Good Days?
During the year after Passover, Zebina found such pride in Joash and his hard work with the field of wheat. He has…
Chapter 23 – Seth’s Funeral
Joash and John, along with Mary and her two of her children, Jude and Phoebe trudged along on their final trek back to Nain. In Nain, Zebina stood among neighbor…
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