May is the final spring month, but sometimes in Ohio, it feels like May is undecided about which season it wants to join. I am going to stop saying each month was a full month. At this stage of our lives, that is just a given. Body Although we still …
Note: This story first appeared in Untold: Bible Stories Reimagined, an anthology of biblical fiction. While I used creative expression to fill in details, I stayed as true as possible to the biblical and historical data I found. I hope you enjoy the story of my favorite biblical couple, Priscilla …
April was a very full month for our family. However, it was a month of blessings and growth, just as a spring month should be. Body With a lot of travel this month, keeping a good nutritional routine was hard. The good news is that the weather cleared up, plus …
Note: This story first appeared in Untold: Bible Stories Reimagined, an anthology of biblical fiction. While I used creative expression to fill in details, I stayed as true as possible to the biblical and historical data I found. I hope you enjoy the story of my favorite biblical couple, Priscilla …
Note: This story first appeared in Untold: Bible Stories Reimagined, an anthology of biblical fiction. While I used creative expression to fill in details, I stayed as true as possible to the biblical and historical data I found. I hope you enjoy the story of my favorite biblical couple, Priscilla …
We are just finishing up March, the first month of my spring season. In case you missed it, my word for the year is refine. I hope this post inspires you to pursue refining in your body, mind, spirit, and soul. Body We had some warm days in March, so most of …
If you missed Part One, you can find it here. If you missed Part Two, you can find it here. If you missed Part Three, you can find it here. When his dad’s business friend knocked on the door, Carson stood to answer it. He thought a bit sadly that …
If you missed Part One, you can read it here. If you missed Part Two, you can read it here. After Carson went to work the next morning, Valerie realized she still didn’t know what he did for a living. She laughed, remembering their long talk the night before. They …
If you missed Part One, you can read it here. In the next weeks, many glasses of lemonade and single roses were shared between the two neighbors. After all, the two cottages were the only ones around. The summer months stretched into fall. Valerie continued to work in her real …
First published in March 2010 We sat at the table looking at pictures…specifically a picture of an 18-year-old beauty. When I commented to that effect, my feisty grandmother scoffed, “I always hated that picture!” I just smiled. One thing Grandma had always been was opinionated. I had taken my two …
