We put up our tree yesterday, as we always do on the day after Thanksgiving. It is starting to lose some of its very-fake branches. […]
An Interview With My Grandpa Moss
This is the latest installment of a series about family history interviews. In my last blog post, An Interview With My Grandma Stafford, I shared […]
An Interview With My Grandma Stafford
In my last blog post, Something You Won’t Regret, I mentioned interviewing my maternal grandmother before she passed away. Following is most of that interview. […]
Something You Won’t Regret
Listen up! I’m about to tell you something that you will not regret, and you’ll definitely look back on it and thank me for nudging […]
We Can Finally Eat Waffles
Occasionally I like to serve breakfast food for supper. Oh, I know it’s not the most healthy, low-fat, low-carb, or low-sodium meal, but it’s yummy […]
A Tribute To (My) Grandparents
I love to watch kids with their grandparents. It doesn’t make sense. You see, by kids’ normal standards, grandparents should […]
Dear Myself, Teen Edition
Dear Teen Self, You are a great girl, an amazing creation of God, and you’re doing just fine. However, there are a few things […]
Keep Catching Apes And Silly Elephants: Don’t Forget Those Silly Elephants
My husband is a professor at a seminary, teaching master’s degree students. He holds a PhD in Religion from Temple University. We were married the entire time […]
Bible Quizzing: A Great “Thing”
I think it’s very important for teens to have something positive they’re good at: something that is their “thing” during this phase of life where […]
The Emergency Room Church
Tonight I sit writing this in an emergency room, waiting and waiting. Don’t get all worried. It seems to be no big deal, and I’ll […]