The boomers were known as the “throw away generation.” We truly developed the idea of disposable items for convenience hence, the title. We may have taken that concept a little too far. Because the irony is we are becoming the thrown away. Continue reading “Thrown Away”
I found a bitter root in the garden of my soul. It was buried deep and forgotten. I was faced with something I had ignored and forgot about. Continue reading “A Bitter Root”
The priest this morning started his homily describing how in today’s gospel, Mark 5: 21-43, the daughter of Jarius was ill. Actually she was dying. I can hear the barker now: Ring the bell the battle begins Death vs. Life. Who will win! Continue reading “Death vs Life”
Argghh…My husband says at the end of a grueling day this week. “I feel like I’ve run a marathon.” I laugh and say “We did.” I quip. “A paper marathon.” Continue reading “This Daughter’s Walk”
There is a lot going on in my life right now. This week has been insane with work, attorneys, and doctors. Yet, I keep going back to last Sunday. The Pentecost. Continue reading “Pentecost Sunday”
I did it! I finished the first draft of “Disrupted! Continue reading “The End! But Not!”
Dear Reader, I missed a post in all my camp adventures. It’s time to catch you up on all the good, bad and the ugly. Continue reading “Letter from Camp”
