Three Rights Make a Left
The week before last I had to say goodbye to an old friend It isn’t a person so much as it is a place. It isn’t gone, it is still there and the memories will always be with me.
The week before last I had to say goodbye to an old friend It isn’t a person so much as it is a place. It isn’t gone, it is still there and the memories will always be with me.
I like to read history and therefore I’m continually amazed when folks tell me something has never happened before.
GOD gave Israel detailed instructions for building the tabernacle and then gave the detailed instructions for serving in the tabernacle and gave the detailed instructions for taking down and moving
Frequent readers of this column know that I’m just a short, old lady who’s battling breast cancer (for the second time!) while trying to run a business, grow a garden and wedge in a few visits with
I know that I am blessed to be in a job where I get to interact with terrific people all of the time. Coordinating disasters is fulfilling but the time in between is also.
The Tabernacle was completed in great detail as told in the book of Exodus. This Tabernacle was most holy to the lord and protected from the people by placing it in the center of the camp.
You want to get a room full of therapists going, just mention couples counseling. Empathetic groans and tales of woe are sure to follow in quick succession.
For the past several weeks I have been under a cloak of secrecy, knowing that if I let the cat out of the bag, I would have my wife Lori to answer to.
Exodus 20 through 24 gives the detailed daily living for Israel. Moses received these instructions from GOD while he was on the mountain.
I used to love air travel. It was so exciting to board a plane and roar off into the blue. The airlines treated you like royalty with meal choices and free drinks.
Sometime in your life you have probably heard a version of “The Starfish Story” by Loren Eiseley 1907-1977. Here is the story exactly as she wrote it:
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