News for the Twin Tiers
As many know, my husband was readmitted to the hospital Thursday. Overlapping congestive heart failure, diabetes, and kidney failure walk a fine line together. Not sure of the immediate future, as none of us do, we watch the world go merrily on its way as we Read More …
It’s been a rough month for both of us with my husband’s ongoing health issues that never completely go away, extraneous related issues, so many medical appointments, house electrical and car problems, leaving us both feeling like we want to just run away… escaping it Read More …
It seems we often want our way regardless of how anyone else feels. That old “give-and-take” attitude I remember growing up with seems to be lacking… all too evident among those who mock and bully others, even within today’s world of politics… where a war of Read More …
Today, I’m posting something a little different on Poetic Devotions. So many of us are thankful for the blessings we, as a nation and as a people, have received since our nation was founded. And today, I’d like to celebrate those who gave their support to Read More …
The dawning of each new day brings another opportunity… to make things right… to help someone in need… to express love for your dear ones and all those you meet. Each morning is a new beginning! Each morning brings a blank slate for the new Read More …
The old red barn stood tall on an open flat, alone against the gray sky, testament to a long life. It had weathered countless storms, looking just a bit worn… another great photo by my friend Kathy’s husband, Hugh Van Staalduinen. And once again, the picture painted Read More …
Each child is a blessing, a gift from above. Read More …
What a blessing to trust in a faithful Lord who isn’t offended by our wayward feet. Read More …
May this simple poem evoke in you a heart of thanks for all who have served and not returned home safely. Read More …
Ahhh, spring! My favorite season! And hasn’t it been looking beautiful outside? Read More …