Reading Time: 5 minutesJana and Paul are like many “folk” that I meet wandering through the museum in a small town in Texas. They are Texans (mostly but not always), they are good and kind and well-mannered. They say things like please and thank you always suffixed by “Ma’am”. They tell stories that are simple, maybe even a little uninteresting, but important. They are unapologetic to do so because it never occurs to them they wouldn’t tell their story.
Reading Time: 7 minutesI remember the day I decided not to get upset when a driver cut me off on the freeway entrance. This was a monumental decision and in hindsight the beginning of a new level of spiritual maturity, though I didn’t know it at the time.
Reading Time: 5 minutesIsn’t it wonderful and heart breaking that a voice is so internally memorable long after one has passed on?
Reading Time: 2 minutesHere I go. A sort of unexpected trip home. I was planning for Christmas. God was planning for now. I was currently on a trip. So my family
Reading Time: 4 minutesFor the last week it seems Mom has been doing pretty well. And that makes me so happy. It almost makes me not worry. Not sure that will
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe truth she’s at her best knowing The truth she know you most of all And never will yield The truth she knows a fool and her gold