Zaphenath-Paneah Decades ago, now, there was a married couple who were trying to live for Jesus, bringing their blended family along with them. There were several in our church at just the right age to join Bible Bowl, a quick buzzer game of Bible knowledge similar to College Bowl. Several of us kids jumped at […]
I had the sweetest little facetime phone call the other night: A: Gramma! I have two wiggley teeth, see!! (and she proceeded to wiggle her teeth.) G: Oh my goodness! How exciting! (as I don’t notice them wiggling at all.) A: And, look, this one is wiggley, too (as she wiggles another one.) The Granddaughter’s
Life is hard; then you die. This saying has been in Hubbs’ repertoire the whole time I’ve known him (about three months longer than our marriage!) Being the Pollyanna that I am, I refused to believe this to be true. But, really, it is, isn’t it. Life is hard. When we were newlyweds, I thought
I noticed this morning that this clock needed batteries (beautiful clock but the real time was 10:26!) Since I always try to have some on hand, the need was quickly addressed.
The story of our kittys, Mitzi and Max,is that their first parent got Max as a kitten, so Max was the alpha cat. The only cat.
