Grandma brought home a treat
a big old pig for her family to meet.
Pumbaa is what he came to be known
but this Pumbaa was alone without Timon. Continue reading
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You’re invited to life’s feast…are you coming?
View life as one big feast. We’re all responsible to bring a dish. What will you contribute to this world? No dish too small. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Hearing His Voice
The other day I pulled up to a gas pump and as I filled my tank I watched television. At the pump because the tv screen was on the pump and turned up loud. I had no choice, I had to watch because it wily got my attention. Wow, I thought, I can’t even have a moment to myself at the gas pump! Continue reading
Social Media Rules
We are in a fairly new era and as such we are making rules up as we go. We are all pioneers discovering this frontier as our online presence becomes the norm. But living life on a screen is not normal and needs to have some boundaries. I’m curious what rules have fallen into place for you as you navigate the cyber world? Are you the master or servant of your social media apps? Continue reading
No Rest for the Sick
I wouldn’t say I’m sick
just not feeling very well.
Maybe all I need is my bed
for how long I can’t tell. Continue reading
You got this, you do
Knowing this and accepting this are two different things. It’s not easy to go in the opposite direction of our goal but sometimes we need to. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Feasting upon the Words of Christ
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. It’s the holiday about eating good food. A lot of food. But it’s more than the ton-o-food that makes a feast. Continue reading
Pitiful
Hmm, I see you size me up with that look in your eye. “Any kiddos?” you ask which is PC for any human connections. Continue reading
The Bully
The wind did what wind does
and blew and blew
like a bully it pushed that tree
but the branches knew what to do. Continue reading
No promises
Hmm, there may be some gray area on this. I won’t make an opinion on the subject. I know me too well. Continue reading
