Kate said middle. Not the first and not the last but “stuck” in the middle. Is the middle really being stuck though? I don’t think so. I am on the other side of middle age now – and looking back I loved the middle. If I could freeze time at a certain age I would… [Read More]
Cross
The Man In The Middle
The Man In The Middle This past weekend my husband’s cousin came to visit us in Tiny House – we had a marvelous time. One of the things we did, on Saturday, was go downtown Greer. We had a fabulous lunch at Select, and then we did a walk-about. The revitalization project of Downtown Greer… [Read More]
Five Minute Friday: SETTLE
Kate was at her book launch party and was rather excited and beside herself but she finally said “SETTLE.” I do hope she settled down enough to sleep. Her new book? Can be found here. 00:00 Now y’all know my FMF routine because I wrote about it last week. So as I put my head… [Read More]
The Substitute
I had an epiphany today. In the kitchen. Thinking about my grandkids. They are both going through some pretty tough things. I said to my husband, “I would do anything to take their hard and hurt. Anything.” And, BAM – it hit me and I began to cry. Hubs looked at me and said, “What… [Read More]
Quietude: April 9 2017
A man of sorrows. And we did not care. Those are the words in Isaiah 53 that bring me great pause. Why is it we think of Jesus as our beautiful One? The Word tells us He was “nothing much to look at.” Easy on the eyes? No, not our Jesus. Then, why? Why does God… [Read More]
the cross
Have you been there? One simple question, “Have you been to the cross?” April is an amazing month. Two of my three children, and one son-in-love, were born in April and several close relatives. The world celebrates Earth Day this month (The earth is the Lord’s; and all its fullness, the world and those… [Read More]
back to the abc’s
I guess it’s safe to say that all writers love letters, words, books, creating outlines, and all the etcetera’s in-between! I find safety in these things – things I can read and form. Put a tray of letter tiles in front of me and suddenly I am forming words, names, places. When I was young… [Read More]
the emmaus road
What I love about Doctor Luke is that he always finds off-the-beaten-path stories to write about. Mark mentions this story but only slightly in Mark 16.12-13, whereas Luke gives a lot more detail here. (Sidenote: Did you realize that Luke was the only Gentile inspired to write a Gospel account of Jesus? And, without dispute,… [Read More]