Monthly Archives: July 2014

Not too long ago, I went to hear the author of one of my favorite books, Under the Tuscan Sun, speak at the University of Georgia. Frances Mayes had just authored yet another book – this one was her memoirs. … Continue reading →

A very dear Friend kindly shared her morning devotional with me.   Thank you RK! I needed that!! It spoke to me as these seemingly random, but always providential, little messages do.   They are zinging arrows that swiftly find their mark … Continue reading →

In my new found insatiable desire for American History, I’ve discovered that I can’t get enough of Her story…which is also My Our story. Like a new sponge soaks up liquid, I am trying to soak up every bit of … Continue reading →

When I was little, I wanted a sister. I got one when I was almost ten years old. The age difference plus the differing parenting styles in which we were raised turned out to be too much of a chasm.   … Continue reading →

It’s the 4th of July…Happy Birthday America! As we frivolously plan for our celebrations of picnics and fireworks and family and friend togetherness, I must pause for a moment of sincere gratitude.   I must remember that my celebrations have … Continue reading →