I’ve navigated the rough currents of caring for aging parents. It’s scary. My sister helped Mom and Dad with their medical decisions and I took care of managing their finances. But watching them lose control of their lives felt like death on the installment plan. Growing older brings many unexpected
Thanks for stopping by and listening to my God musings. Your company has been made the journey worth it. Here’s a look at the most popular posts of 2011.
Are you avoiding Christmas this year because you aren’t in the mood? Is loneliness, busyness, or financial troubles making Christmas too much of a hassle?
My home is decorated with a Godly heritage and the decorating has taken years. Here’s some thoughts on building a spiritual legacy at your house.
Grandma Chris taught me the lost art of a handwritten Thank You note. At least it was becoming a lost art back then. Here’s some tips about this neglected art.
Have you ever had to cope with the death of someone you love—a parent, child, sibling, friend, or pet? It’s hard. It hurts. And it’s holy. Here’s encouragement.
Jeanne Robertson’s humor is perfect for this Monday’s Moment clip. Grab your coffee and prepare to laugh, relate, and set a happy tone for your week.
Putting your life into perspective with the bigger picture allows you to adjust to the empty nest. The nest may be emptier, but it isn’t less full.
This is a different Mother’s Day post. Some mothers don’t have little hands to give them cards on Mother’s Day. I hope this post brings Mother’s Day into focus for you.
When I was about five years old a missionary told me that when I got to Heaven I would be a spirit, without a body and resembling the air and clouds. I knew he was wrong then and I still believe so.