Big Cat

On Monday morning I woke up feeling much better after almost two weeks of flu.  Husband had left to volunteer at a food pantry so I decided to take a walk in the snowy woods behind our house.  It was before eight o’clock in the morning and I was reveling in walking alone in a winter…

This Train Is Headed for Glory

This week Husband and I have had the flu.  We’ve had aches, pains and fevers.   Poor Husband joked about the sharp pain in his shins saying there was a rat with a rasp filing his shins!  We were miserable together with sinus headaches, upset stomachs and heartburn (at least we both lost weight, yay!).  My…

Self

Husband and I were excited to give a greeting and an update from a mutual friend to an acquaintance of ours. We enthusiastically launched into the news from our mutual friend, but our acquaintance didn’t fully engage.  We were disappointed when she looked past our faces and over our shoulders to what was going on…

Hari Paskah

It was Passover/Easter in the Spring of 1982 in Bandung, Java, Indonesia.  We had been living in this bustling Asian city of 6 million since the first of the year in order to attend language and culture training.  Now it was a holiday and we decided to celebrate with some of our new friends.  We…

Default

The blog I wrote for this week needs to wait for a more appropriate time, so I pulled this from the blog archives.  Written over two years ago, I’m so happy to report that the Lord has faithfully been changing me from the inside out.  He has helped me put my eyes on him more…

Healthy Thinking

Husband’s close relative gave birth to conjoined twins.  One baby died a month later after the separation surgery.  The other died less than four years later after suffering multiple health issues and surgeries.  Yet the grieving mother put herself in the hands of her loving heavenly Father and was enabled to move forward, even having…