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My cell phone notified me that my iCloud account doesn’t have enough storage to back up my phone. My tablet is running out of storage too. Oops. I guess I need to make some space on my phone, my tablet and the infamous … Continue reading
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Most of us work for someone and for something. We work for corporations, school districts, small businesses, hospitals or ourselves. Quite logically we work for money so that we can support ourselves and our families. Perfectly appropriate. But there’s more. Ultimately, we all … Continue reading
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I was going to write a blog post, but… Both of our sons unexpectedly showed up on Friday night. Saturday morning, therefore, was happily spent around the kitchen table while Dan sautéed bacon, onions and vegetables for the frittata that would be our brunch. Yum. … Continue reading
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The future lies before me in the form of puzzle pieces. Goals. Skills. Passion. Experience. Gifting. Opportunities. Dreams. Resources. Faith. Kingdom of God. Power. Following Jesus. Hope. Family. Finances. Commitments. Constraints. Perceptions. Markets. Ideas. Service. Potential. World. Needs. Fear. Oops. Toss that piece off … Continue reading
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My husband and I enjoyed a restful and restorative vacation in Florida last week. While the trip was a blessing in every sense, it also served as a gentle parable about accepting, adjusting to and enjoying “Plan B.” The only element of our trip that qualified for “Plan … Continue reading
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Have you ever looked up the word “stuff” in a dictionary? It’s quite entertaining. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary includes the following definitions, among others, of that which is by definition general and undefined: materials, supplies, or equipment used in various activities an unspecified material substance or aggregate … Continue reading
“…put your desk in the corner, and every time you sit down there to write, remind yourself why it isn’t in the middle of the room. Life isn’t a support system for art. It’s the other way around.” Steven King … Continue reading
