My flight has been cancelled. So said the lady on the phone. Given that the flight was to arrive in earthquake ravaged Port Au Prince, Haiti, I expected as much. In fact, you may not believe me, but I half expected something like this 6 month’s ago. I even told my wife I just didn’t “feel” like […]
A Christian co-worker had a wreck. Somebody hit her from behind. The guy that hit her pleaded for her to let him fix it without turning it into the insurance. He had his own shop, he said. He could fix it, he said. She agreed, and left her car by the road. He would send
Tired. The end of a long day at the end of a long week. Overwhelmed. Always more to do than there is time to do it. Grateful. He doesn’t want better performance, just better fellowship.
I saw Lady Liberty smoking a cigarette while standing by the road. It wasn’t exactly the Statue of Liberty. It was more like a grizzly dude in a costume that was a really bad caricature of the Statue of Liberty. I think he was supposed to be catching my attention and pointing me in the direction of a
I have to post a short update on the hornets nest story . . . Today, the hornets’ nest fell out of the tree. It was empty.
We had a problem with the computers at work last night. The web conference was scheduled, people from all over the country connected, everybody waited, but the demo site wouldn’t work. After 30 minutes of trying, we cancelled the conference. Wasted time, for a bunch of people. The search for who/what to blame began almost
It’s 19 degrees outside. Cold. In this weather, the electric and gas meters are moving even faster than me making a barefoot run to the mailbox. The world can be cold and bleak at times, but my home is warm because the One who lives there insulates my heart, and keeps the fire burning. Life may be a
The movie we watched last night was not that bad. The trailer looked funny and cute, so we thought we would watch it. There were a few four letter words, and I think I heard God’s name used in vain a few times. But it wasn’t that bad; nothing you wouldn’t hear in the street
I read this morning about Joseph’s brothers. They traveled to Egypt to buy grain. When they got there, Joseph recognized them, but they did not recognize him. They bought their grain, then Joseph had their sacks filled and loaded on their donkeys . . . with a little surprise.