Monthly Archives: July 2013

Have you ever seen the movie “The Bucket List”? It was a movie about 2 men (Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman) who met in a hospital and were nearing the end of their lives. They took off on an adventure … Continue reading →

Two of our dear friends got married today. They promised each other that they will share their lives. They promised to love, honor and cherish each other. They went before their friends, family and God to make a lifetime commitment. … Continue reading →

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.” ― Martin Luther King, Jr. That has always been one of my favorite quotes. It is really so simple. It … Continue reading →

Tomorrow evening is the Sun Prairie Relay for Life. This is the 10th year that Ryan’s Team Trojan has participated. Ryan was very dedicated to supporting The American Cancer Society and his final wish was that he “raise more money … Continue reading →

I told you already that I like to watch people. I also tend to be nosey. I am not the only one. Admit it, you listen to conversations around you too. Whether you are in the theatre, a restaurant, getting … Continue reading →

I really enjoy watching people. I enjoy watching them and wondering who they are and where they are going. I wonder what kind of person they are and if they are watching me too. I was in the airport the … Continue reading →

Do you ever have days where someone is on your mind? A day where you don’t know why, but there is a specific person that keeps invading your thoughts? Today, for me, that person is my nephew Nathan. I don’t … Continue reading →

Most of my life I have been involved in church. I have taught and been taught many of the stories of the Bible. Between Sunday school, Vacation Bible School and Bible story hours, I have done my share of teaching … Continue reading →

I do not understand road rage. I get angry or frustrated just like everyone, but I don’t understand the idea of using a 4000 pound bullet going 75 miles an hour to express those emotions. A few days ago I … Continue reading →

Several years ago there was this big radical movement – do something for someone just to be nice. Do a “random act of kindness”. The idea was unusual. Don’t do something for the recognition, don’t wait to be asked, and … Continue reading →