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Decades ago Nancy Reagan coined the phrase, “Just Say No.” It has been applied in areas from sex to drugs to food and maybe even to rock ‘n roll.

Becoming . . . This whole concept, I don’t want to call it self-actualization, that’s too new agey, the process of becoming what God made you to be, is compelling and fascinating to me. I can’t imagine why EVERYONE isn’t attempting it. Actually, I think they are. All around there is evidence of th

I'm sitting here perusing a bunch of stuff I wrote last year. I just came across a thing I wrote on "The Son and The Sun." It's not bust a gut funny but it's something to think about . . .

Wasn't it Solomon who said there is nothing new under the sun? Well, speaking of the sun, I had what I like to call a revelation one day and it was about the sun

Brain blast! I have another analogy! I'm back to that again. Are you a mom of a preschooler? Are you familiar with the series of books that started with, “If you give a moose a muffin . . .?” That’s what I’m like; I’m like one of the animals in that series of books. With me, one thing ALWAYS leads to another and the original thing

Looking back on what we have talked about, I see my writing is looking like a journaly, pop culturey kind of thing. It’s like a . . . . . Oooh! Ooh! I know exactly what it’s like. It’s like a smoothie made out of my life! Yay! (I’m clapping my hands with enthusiasm here.) And Beth Moore thinks she’s quirky! I happen to think she and I were separated at birth. She is ho