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It is always fun and instructive to look back in January at which posts were most popular the preceding year. So today, I’m pleased to present my Top 10 Posts of 2019. This lists includes the top 5 written last year, plus the top 5 overall. With a little analysis, I can better understand what…
Our family normally puts out our Christmas lights during the first warm weekend in November. If we wait too late, we run the risk of having to work in the damp chill instead of the soft sunshine. Of having to wear coats and scarves rather than shorts and flip-flops. Brrrr! Don’t any of us want…
By now you’ve heard about the burning of Notre Dame. It’s all over the headlines. On every station you can see streaming footage of Paris’s smoke-filled skyline, its beautiful old cathedral ablaze. How sad to see such an exquisite and historic example of medieval architecture consumed in flames. Yet, it’s important to remember that, from…
My son Daniel is taking a worldview class at our homeschool co-op this year. Recently, his teacher tasked him with interviewing somebody whose view of the world differed substantially from his own. For a 13-year-old boy living in the Bible belt whose primary circle of friends includes his brothers and sisters plus friends from church…
Before we get too far into 2019, I’d like to share a round-up of my top 10 most popular posts of 2018. Looking at the kind of articles that drive the most traffic on my site helps me better understand my readers and the questions they’re asking. For the purposes of this listing, I’ve included…
I had my first screening colonoscopy this week. My husband made the appointment for me when he called to schedule his own. I’m all for dating your mate. And I’m normally delighted when my husband plans something special for us to do together. But having side-by-side colonoscopies is decidedly not my idea of romance. Whatever…