A few weeks ago, my husband, Jeff and I walked into a dark building. A building he walked in day after day. Since it was always light when I walked through, he had a familiarity with this building that I did not. Walking through the building many times in the dark, he was familiar with theRead the Rest…
I’m standing at the stove. A normal every day occurrence. Cooking. Again, a normal (almost) every day occurrence. I’m working on a “treat” to take to yet another Christmas party. There I am, minding my own business when “blink”–the electricity goes OUT! Then “blink”– it’s back on! The electricity inRead the Rest…
“Next please.” “Take a number please.” “Have a seat please.” Do you ever feel like life is just one big waiting line? Sometimes I do. There are days I’m content to wait…yet others when it stings to be told, “It might be about 30 minutes.’ “Really?” “Yes.” This week, asRead the Rest…
My week in Honduras forever changed me. Every morning I experienced the same overwhelming feeling to touch each smiling face. Many of us held on to these little ones. My friend, Krystal made a lasting impression on one young boy named, Carlos. Every morning Carlos, and a few others metRead the Rest…
The morning started early. I was awake before 4am. Thinking, praying, wondering what the day would bring. Little did I know before my feet hit the floor of the life changes that would take place in all of us “first timers” today. First time on a mission trip. I wasn’tRead the Rest…
