Life as a wife, mom, nana and follower of Christ; hoping to share from lessons learned
The writing prompt at The Daily Post, said, “This week, we’re asking you to consider things from a different point of view — to walk a mile in someone’s shoes.” If I understood correctly, we are to write from the perspective of someone else. Here’s my attempt: “Honk, honk, honnnnnnnkkkk”. The young man slowed as […]
[Continue reading...]Believe it or not, this lonely little green plastic toy soldier has the power to induce blatant bawling in this nana. My one and only grandchild lives almost 13 hours away, so we don’t get to see her as much as we would like to. Her daddy is a U.S. Marine and they are stationed […]
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When I was a little girl, I remember my Poppy dozing off in his recliner sometimes after he read the paper. He would snore and we would giggle. It was a comforting sound to me, but then again I wasn’t trying to sleep at the time. I was having a sleepover at Granny and Pops. […]
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A juxtaposition is “the act of placing things side by side, especially for the purpose of comparison or contrast” This challenge reminded me of a frequent occurrence during a particular period of time when I was young. Some afternoons, my dad liked to “take a ride” with the family in his pickup truck down one of […]
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Remember the year I turned sixteen? Must I? What a tumultuous year, a year filled with ups and downs, highs and lows, a veritable roller coaster. Looking back, meandering down that passionate, tormenting, and at times exciting path makes me smile now. That is, after I reassure my racing heart that those days are over […]
[Continue reading...]At first I thought this challenge was going to be difficult as I love all of my family so much and there are hundreds of photos to choose from to depict “family”. Then, I saw this one. It perfectly illustrates the fun that my brother and sister and I have when we are together. It’s […]
[Continue reading...]REBLOGGED from last year My brother, Ronnie and I in 79′ at picnic area in Iowa. It was the summer of 1979 at a roadside stop in Iowa. The day my hatred for all things watermelon began. I ate WAY too much of it; haven’t been able to stand it since. Something about the gluttony […]
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Boating out on waves of blue Sun shines brightly over you Clouds are wafting slowly by Alone, just my man and I We find the hole he thinks is hot Kill the engine and pick our spot Throw the line in, wait a bit Feel the tug, feel the hit Set the hook and reel […]
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I just walked in the door from a nice long, gorgeous walk. This morning, I found myself mulling over one thing after the other that I wanted to get accomplished today. Knowing that my almost daily walks help me to clear my head and listen for God’s will in the foggy areas, I decided it […]
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This past summer, my sister and I took a road trip together to visit my brother in North Carolina. Our travel days were limited so we knew we didn’t have the luxury of doing the tourist thing. I get to travel a lot with my job and to visit my out of state daughters, but […]
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