Month: September 2015

Taking the Road Home

Roads are important. They can take you on important trips and exciting adventures. Rascal Flatts (and Selah) sing, ” I set out on a narrow way, many years ago. Hoping I would find true love, along the broken road. But I got lost a time or two, wiped my brow and kept pushing through. I couldn’t see how every sign,…

Bravo!

Music has always been a big part of my life. The Yeagley boys had one musical requirement — pound our way through several red John Thompson piano books under my mother’s direction. Then, and only then, could we choose an instrument to play. I chose accordion. But it was not uncommon to hear a trumpet, violin, cello, baritone, bassoon, or guitar playing in our…

In My Potter’s Hands!

I love my little pottery collection. It’s not much, but I think it is beautiful. We’ve gotten pieces over the years for our anniversary, or a birthday, or because there was a sale! It takes a craftsman to make pottery. It takes a creator. (How do people believe in evolution, when a simple object lesson of a piece of pottery…

Stand Strong

It’s hot and humid. The dirt on the ground offers no place to hide.  Bullets are whizzing in every which direction. People are scattering. No one is safe. What a dirty place. What a disaster has fallen upon this earth. Ever since the Garden of Eden, Satan has been sending out his bullets, aiming at anything and everything in hopes…

A New Zip Code

Three zip codes . . . just three. 99691 – Nikolai, AK – Population 94: Most of the residents are indigenous Alaskans. Winters are tough with temperatures dipping to 60 below zero in this tiny Interior Alaskan village. 99648 – Perryville, AK – Population 113: Like Nikolai, the handful of folk in Perryville are primarily indigenous Alaskans. Located on the…

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