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Numerous Choices I cannot count the number of choices I’ve made in my lifetime. But, I’ve learned something from every choice I’ve ever made. Though not all predilections carry the same amount of weight or may have the same degree of importance, when we consider the choices we’ve made during lifetimes, we might discover how…

Support Needed  During our early years as a married couple, my husband and I attended a small church in our community. The fellowship of people was much like we were; young, starting our families, and working hard to make ends meet. Everyone was good natured, warm hearted, supportive, kind and generous. My husband and I…

Which Way Should I Go? Once I lost a houseboat. It was embarrassing. On board was a whole company of family members; my three older sisters, my husband, three sons, a brother-in-law and two nephews.  Though there was plenty of room for everyone on the houseboat, my husband understood that I still needed my space.…

Sorting The Laundry Mom taught me how to do the laundry out of necessity. As a fresh widow who went to work full-time to support a household of dependents, at thirteen, I became the fill-in homemaker.  I vividly remember my first lesson in doing the laundry. We stood in the chilly room located in a…