The fireworks began a few days ago in my neighborhood. But I suspect the revelers were more interested in making lots of noise than in celebrating today’s anniversary of our nation’s independence. Independence. It’s in our country’s DNA. As American … Continue reading →
I turned into a subdivision that, just a few weeks ago, was the site of a neighborhood-wide garage sale. I had been delighted with the lemonade and cookie stand hosted by a little girl from my church. Aren’t lemonade stands … Continue reading →
Children enjoy games and puzzles. I’ve often written them and have 25 word search puzzles to finish for a children’s tablet. Word search puzzles help children build vocabulary and associate facts with a theme. It’s not hard to make one. … Continue reading →
Martha is one of my favorite women in the Bible, and it’s not because of the story she is often remembered for. Martha found herself distracted by all that needed done instead of focusing on the One she was doing … Continue reading →
Review by Janice D. Green Tsali: Legendary Hero of the Eastern Band Cherokee Author: Gail Cartee Illustrator: Frances Espanol 30 pages, paperback ISBN 978-1-5144-8455-5 Softcover ISBN 978-1-5144-8454-8 EBook SRP $21.99 Paperback and $3.99 Kindle Rating: Why did John Charley’s mother … Continue reading →
I love to hear about families who plan day trips. The trips don’t have to be far away. They don’t have to cost money, but the results are timeless memories. Often the destinations become so close to the heart of … Continue reading →
