First posted May 1, 2009 Obama still wants to give illegal immigrants a “pathway” to become legal. I’m sorry, but that pathway should have started at the border. Instead, they enter illegally and continue to break the law on a daily basis. I know that Obama wanted the Hispanic vote and a good way to […]
First posted March 19, 2009 I traveled for a long time last night and managed to cover a lot of territory. Some of it was exciting, some inspiring, some sentimental and some just made me smile. A lot. I started with the incredible sounds of Il Divo andAmaging Grace. I just recently discovered this group when a friend sent […]
First Posted March 18, 2009 I listened to an NPR program on the way home from work last Saturday night that taught me about an incredible place in New York City. It’s called the rubber room. A site about The Big Apple gives us the definition so we’ll know why the “reassignment centers” for NYC teachers are […]
Ray of Light By Shelley Shepard Gray Bestselling author Shelley Shepard Gray brings inspirational romance to life in this sweet tale of love in the Amish community, Ray of Light, the second installment of her Days of Redemption series. Roman Keim just wants a break from the family drama at his snowy Ohio home when […]
First posted March 10, 2009 Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? How on earth can you give a fish a pedicure? Since you have to have toes in order to have a pedicure, that means no pedicures for anything living in your aquarium. Now if the owner of the fish (or any other pet) wants a fish […]
Celebrate the release of Catch a Falling Star (Howard Books) with Beth K. Vogt by entering to win a Romantic Weekend Getaway and RSVPing for her June 4th Author Chat Party. One “lucky” winner will receive: A $200 Visa Cash Card (Perfect for a weekend stay at a hotel or B&B!) Catch a Falling Star and Wish You Were […]
Catch a Falling Star By Beth K. Vogt What does a girl do when life doesn’t go according to her plan? At 36, Kendall Haynes has seen some of her dreams come true. She’s a family physician helping kids with severe allergies and asthma achieve more fulfilling lives-a childhood struggle she knows all too well. […]
First posted February 28, 2009 My apron strings that is. I’ve decided that I need some. My mother many times told me, “I can dress you up, but I can’t take you out.” What does this mean, you ask? It means that she would get me dressed up to go out and by the time […]
For as in one body we have many members, and not all the members have the same function, so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually we are members one of another. We have gifts that differ according to the grace given to us; prophecy, in proportion to faith; ministry, in […]
First posted October 30, 2008 I remember the Beat Generation. I wanted to be part of it. I wanted to be beat. Ouch! Not like that. Like the cool kind of beat. I was only in junior high, but I worked hard at it, wishing I were older so I could be a real beatnik. Looking back, […]