National Day of Prayer As I gave thought to the National Day of Prayer, I wondered exactly what to pray for. With the world more conflicted than ever there is plenty to pray about. But
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Are You Bent, Broken But Better?
“I have been bent and broken, but – I hope – into a better shape” -Charles Dickens Through his classic novels including “Great Expectations” and” David Copperfield” – are now widely beloved, Charles
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1 Bowl Baked Oatmeal
1 Bowl Baked Oatmeal Author: Sally Find it online: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/baked-oatmeal/ Prep Time: 5 minutes Cook Time: 35 minutes Total Time: 45 minutes Yield: serves 9 This is labelled as a breakfast meal but don’t be
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At the Heart of Life is the Soul
We live in an era with state of the art technology and pharmacologic advances that have created in us the immediate need for a quick fix. Weight problems? There are powders, shakes, “natural” pills and
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Cioppino – Fish Stew
What is Cioppino Stew and where did cioppino originate from? Food historians generally agree cioppino originated in California (most often cited San Francisco Bay area). The group of Italians credited for the recipe immigrated from
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A Laugh at the Past, Present & Future
March is my birthday month so I have been thinking about my past, present and future a bit. Ran across this and found it right in line with my thoughts. May it bring a smile
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POOR MAN’S SOUP
from Recipes Direct Time: 1 hour 30 minutes Yield: 8 servings I don’t know about you but the effects of the wonderful Christmas I had has descended on my desk in the form of bills!
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Home Care and How to Find It
When is it time to call in the reinforcements? When your world is so small that you dread venturing out? Or is it when even the smallest chores in your home just seem too large
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Is 2024 a New Beginning?
“Years end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us.” – Hal Borland. There are some years where we cannot wait for
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Are You a Good Neighbor? Part II
Have you ever experienced Illness? Have you been a caregiver? Maybe you have been that neighbor who gets their Friday night Hallmark movie and a bowl of ice cream interrupted by loud screams and banging
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Are You a Good Neighbor?
We live in a society that fosters independence and fear of becoming involved. We’ve all seen on the news where sometimes a good Samaritan finds themselves blamed for their involvement. So we shy away from
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