Swedish Death Cleaning

Now that both of my parents have passed away, my brothers have been “death cleaning.” I know it hasn’t been easy, especially for my youngest brother who has always lived there. They hired an estate sale agent, which made the process easier and hopefully reduced some of the emotional stress. I don’t have many childhoodContinueContinue reading “Swedish Death Cleaning”

Life’s Turning Points

That day, as always, a large crowd gathered around the young rabbi, who was new on the scene. Amazed at His wonderful teachings, the crowd sought Him out wherever He went. And now that news of His miracles had spread, the people pressed on Him even more, almost backing Him into the Sea of Galilee. So Jesus boardedContinueContinue reading “Life’s Turning Points”

Smart Clothes Shopping: Easy as 1-2-3

Many women I know love shopping in groups, but not me. Shopping is stressful enough without bringing a bunch of people along. Don’t get me wrong, I love getting together with my girlfriends. Maybe we could grab lunch or a frothy cappuccino. Is anyone free this week? It’s hard for me to find clothes thatContinueContinue reading “Smart Clothes Shopping: Easy as 1-2-3”

Taxes, Birthdays, and a Creationist Conference

We celebrated a good friend’s 60th birthday. Oddly, sixty no longer seems as old as it once did! We enjoyed great fellowship, and as is usually the case in Italy, an abundance of delicious food! The restaurant, in the town of Casoli, was filled with bits of historical artifacts, which made me reflect. Now thatContinueContinue reading “Taxes, Birthdays, and a Creationist Conference”

Consider the Insects: A Lesson in Diligence

Sometimes I feel like the world’s worst procrastinator. Instead of finishing my tasks, I jump from one to another. My schedules disappear, along with my peace of mind. The “shoulds” nag at me, and my to-do list grows ever longer. Not my husband, though. He is more diligent and does things with regularity. I usedContinueContinue reading “Consider the Insects: A Lesson in Diligence”

Keep Running the Race

As I look back over the last few years, I have a question for you. How did these years treat you? They were difficult years everywhere with disease, natural disasters, war, crime, and violence. Perhaps, like many, you faced great personal challenges such as unemployment, the loss of a loved one, or serious health issues.ContinueContinue reading “Keep Running the Race”

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