Fitting In
I am writing this on a new computer. I finally broke down, and bought something that didn’t use vacuum tubes. In truth, my other one finally gasped its final breath. I don’t want to say it was a tad...
View ArticleSuspended!
My son was guilty of what must be a serious offense. Some kid in the lunch room threw something at him, and well, the lad is one to retaliate. He hurled the Teddy Graham cookie he was holding at the...
View ArticleWants and Needs
I remember when my youngest teen stopped me in the hall and asked if we could talk. Not having a whole lot to do, I obliged the lad. Without hesitation, he shoots out, “I think I am old enough to buy...
View ArticleDriving with Teens
There I was, calmly dining on our favorite family cuisine. I’ve always been a firm believer in families dining together. In the course of a day, it’s hard to get the kids to stop for five minutes and...
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On the Homestretch Interview
Here’s a great fun interview I had with Debbie Alan (no relation… she doesn’t even spell her last name properly). LovePong
View ArticleGroundhog
My wife and I are a praying couple, or least we try to pray. Am I the only one who finds it difficult to pray with their spouse after an argument? In reality, this is when you should be on your knees...
View ArticleTeen in Love
I remember it like it was yesterday. Aaron and his girlfriend were sitting in the living room laughing, giggling and enjoying a pizza. I did happen to notice that my boy was eating mushrooms on that...
View ArticleJesus Laughed
C.S. Lewis once posed the question, and I am paraphrasing, mainly because I am too lazy to look up the actual quote, but he once asked, how different Christianity might have been if the Gospel writers...
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Is There Paper In Heaven?
An inspirational story from Jeff’s book, My Life As A Bystander that has particular relevance given the recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. I once read that the ultimate sign of love and respect...
View ArticleRuing the Day
One of my mother’s favorite sayings was “you will live to rue the day…” and you can fill in the blank as to what it was that I would rue. I had no clue as to what rue meant and, of course, I didn’t...
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