Some things in Paul’s teaching to the people of Corinth are downright confusing. Such as this: “Every woman who prays or prophesies with her head uncovered dishonors her head – it is just as though her head were…
I shared this photo in the last blog post of the Parthenon back in the 1970’s. At that time there was not a huge flood of tourists to the area. No tickets were required to access the Acropolis. …
After hubby and I got back from our trip to Greece, hubby’s aunt sent us this photo of the Parthenon from when his uncle was in Athens in the 1970’s. Pretty cool huh! Check out that base of…
Today I’m busy making a gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free version of Pumpkin Bread, using frozen pumpkin from what we grew in the garden this past Summer. Did you know it is possible to make gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free Chocolate Chip…
I just realized something which never occurred to me before! The last few weeks I've kept finding myself thinking: “We today have an advantage the people of Corinth didn’t have, because we have the full complete Bible and…
So, I was sitting here snacking on Goldfish crackers … and wondering if that addictive chemical they put in food to make you eat more might be in Goldfish crackers. I wouldn’t be surprised if it is, because…
We sang a new song at church a few weeks ago which hubby and I had never heard before. We absolutely loved it! When we got home afterwards we looked it up … “So So Good” Phil Wickham,…
Hubby’s work buddy recently purchased a new home. He and his wife were throwing a Housewarming party and hubby and I were invited to the occasion! Exciting! Hubby’s and my expectations of the Housewarming party were that it…
When hubby and I moved into our home in the forest we didn’t know anything about caring for a forest piece of property. I automatically assumed that any plant which had thorns or prickles was a “nasty blackberry.” …
Hubby and I were working out in the forest this past weekend pulling up invasive Himalayan blackberries by the roots, and invasive holly plants by the roots. We worked ‘til we wore ourselves out then we came inside…