“Our Incomplete Christmas”
It’s the 14th Day of Christmas (two days after Epiphany), and our Christmas remains incomplete even as we plan to put the holiday stuff away. For starters, there’s
It’s the 14th Day of Christmas (two days after Epiphany), and our Christmas remains incomplete even as we plan to put the holiday stuff away. For starters, there’s
I seem to have hit a turning point in my life. The “marker” (if you will) is that I am apparently pissing off my friends to the point where
There are two brothers who run a funeral home in the town where one of the churches I served is located. Until my very last year there, our relationship
To start at the beginning, I’d have to go back 17 years, to when Evelyn and I first entered the mobile home market. We had decided on a triple-wide
To start at the beginning, I’d have to go back 17 years, to when Evelyn and I first entered the mobile home market. We had decided on a triple-wide
It’s been difficult to keep up with the weekly routine I’ve practiced for the past many years. In a normal week, I would start Sunday in church with a
And shut the silverware drawer. And shut the dish cabinet door. And shut the cooking utensils drawer. And shut the … Is it really that
This is not the retirement I envisioned. Not by a long shot. Ever since our first child, Kim, was born exactly – to the day – a year
The trash and recycling routinely are taken from the house to their respective bins every week. The household trash and recycling cans from each room are returned to their
It’s the Thursday before Mother’s Day. I wanted to get my Mother’s Day cards in the mail today so they had at least a slight chance of arriving Saturday