I was at the grocery store this morning and heard a loud crash and something shattering. Being nosy, I walked towards the sound and saw some people whispering and looking back to the end of the next aisle. When I walked down that aisle, I saw an older lady had hit a shelf containing dishes… Continue reading 07.09.26 It’s called Grace, author unknown
All it took was a pair of scissors, a sheet of paper dolls, and a little patience… …and suddenly an entire afternoon was spoken for. ❤️ Those tiny folded tabs could turn one doll into a dozen different lives. Church dress, school dress, party dress — all spread out across the rug while a child… Continue reading 06.23.26 Playing with Paper Dolls!
My oldest grandchild Ella Marie graduated from high school this year at age 17. She is a strong Christian, so kind, smart, grounded and confident that I cannot wait to see what her future holds. Ella plans to major in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Louisiana State University and has her schedule set for this… Continue reading 06.08.26 Celebrating Ella Marie’s High School Graduation
Today would have been my dear Mama's 106th birthday. Yes, I am old enough to have a mama that old!! Her life was a big part of me learning about Jesus and choosing to follow him from an early age. She experienced what this song is about and is living now with Him in Heaven.… Continue reading 05.18.26 When I meet Jesus, a song by Jeremy Rosado
I've written often about lots of wonderful things we've experienced by living in an RV Park, specifically Lakeside RV Park. Some photos to show the beauty and why we love it here! Click on the first photo below to see each of them by clicking the right arrow. Kendal and I use to have dates… Continue reading 05.15.26 The worse part of living in an RV Park is …
You’ve driven them to doctors appointments and made countless phone calls to insurance companies. Like you loaded your kids in and out of your car when they were young, you’ve done the same for your parents. Making sure they are comfortable, and gently buckling them in. You’ve found just the right way to give them… Continue reading 05.10.26 Mother’s Day 2026: For the Mother who cared for her parents
Thursday, April 23rd Kendal and I, along with everyone in attendance, were blessed to get to hear the LeFevre Quartet in concert at our church Trinity Baptist. The sanctuary was packed with mostly senior adults from our church and all around our area. This was the first time, that I know of, we've hosted a… Continue reading 05.07.26 LeFevre Quartet Concert: A Night of Southern Gospel Joy
Last Thursday Kendal and I attended a Southern Gospel performance by this amazing quartet, the LeFevre Quartet. One of the songs they sang was Let me tell you 'bout my Jesus. I've loved that song since I first heard Anne Wilson sing it a while back. I want to tell people about my Lord and… Continue reading 04.29.26 Let Me Tell You ’bout My Jesus by Anne Wilson
Trinity's first annual (hopefully there will be many more) Good Friday Worship service at the new outdoors Hammond Pavilion was an amazing worship experience. This was a big endeavor that took many people's efforts and drew 400 people from all over the area. A lot of our Trinity folks were present, but the majority were… Continue reading 04.23.26 Trinity Baptist’s Good Friday Worship at the outdoors Hammond Pavilion
She came at noonbecause some kinds of loneliness choose the heat over the eyes of others because shame prefers the middle of the daywhen no one else is there to see it a woman with a jarand a life that had already taken more from herthan it ever gave back five times she had triedto… Continue reading 04.21.26 And there he was…