It’s harvest time—the season when we decorate with cornucopias overflowing with fruit, gourds, and other edibles. The cornucopia, or “horn of plenty,” that serves as a centerpiece for many of our Thanksgiving tables is a symbol of abundance. Originating in … Continue reading →
I recently heard a friend recount a startling experience. She ended the story with, “I literally died when he jumped in front of me!” As a writer, I’m particular about how I use words. She and I both knew she … Continue reading →
As the weather changes and temperatures cool, our thoughts turn to the upcoming holidays. November brings thoughts of gratitude and Thanksgiving celebrations. December ushers in our rejoicing at the birth of our Savior. But before we reach those days, we … Continue reading →
So many of us are creatures of habit. We do things the same way day after day and year after year because “that’s the way we’ve always done it.” While getting into a rut is bad enough in other areas … Continue reading →
“Follow the yellow brick road.” Most of us know this road took Dorothy to the Wizard of Oz. What we may not realize is that we’re all traveling various roads. The question is, are we following the road we should … Continue reading →
I’ve always found it a bit contradictory that we celebrate Labor Day in the United States by enjoying a day off from the very work we are celebrating.
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