It’s easy to get caught up in all the latest updates on COVID-19. We can stay glued to FOX News or CNN, or we can pass around the latest theories about the virus through Facebook Messenger. We can also worry that we won’t have enough toilet paper to ride out the storm. But there’s something…
Today’s guest blog is written by Chris Faubus. Chris, who resides in Lubbock, Texas, was a Registered Nurse for 36 years and recently retired. She has also owned a home care business for 17 years which provides non-medical services to seniors. Chris was married for 45 years before her husband passed away in 2014. She…
I have told my daughters, many times, “I am not a mind reader.” I have warned my friends and family, “I am not a mindreader.” Yet there are times when I wish others were mind readers. Think about it. You wouldn’t have to express your feelings into words when you can’t find them. You could mentally…
What are you doing so that the Coronavirus will “pass over” you during this trying season? Social distancing? Self-quarantining? Lots of vitamins? The observance of the first Passover is less than three weeks away. The original Passover occurred almost 3500 years ago when God showed his mighty power through ten different plagues. The plagues eventually…
Last week I wrote about my amazing husband, Madison. This week I wanted to share about our marriage. People have asked us how we have stayed so in love after near 28 years together (24 married as of leap year day). We mostly answer with funny quips or common cliches, but it just struck me…