I had some errands in Valdosta this morning and chose the wrong route. The train was hooking and unhooking cars […]
Shocked by the Cold Water
My youngest has reached the age of independence. Well, he likes to think he’s independent. He doesn’t want help in […]
Some Days Are Like That
I don’t have a cute story or analogy to write about today. Usually by this time in the week inspiration […]
Empty Your Bowl
I attended the funeral of a special lady this weekend. Mrs. Christine Blanton was always so full of life and […]
Remember the Way
The weeds were almost as tall as my mower. It has only been three weeks since I mowed the path […]
Abscess of the Heart
About a month ago, I began treatments for an ear infection. After a couple of weeks, I noticed a dull […]
Kindergarten Already
It got here too fast. Yesterday you were a tiny newborn I could hold in one arm and today, you […]
Season of Strangeness
My grandparents asked my kids if they were ready to go back to school. “Kinda’ ready,” my oldest replied, “but […]
Back to Life
“You think I’ve lost my mind, don’t you?” my husband finally asked. “Yes. I do. But you stood beside me […]
Keep Your Feet on The Pedals
My oldest has always struggled with balance, so that has made learning to ride a bike a bit of a […]