There is a question that many have posed; “Should you do something just because you are able to?” That question is appropriate to ask for scientists when conducting experiments and proposing new processes to the … Read More
WEDNESDAY’S WORD | 2.24.21
What a difference a week makes! We have catapulted into some very nice warm days. Spring is on its way. Hopefully all of you made it through the great blizzard of ’21 unscathed. So many people had to do … Read More
WEDNESDAY’S WORD | 2.17.21
Well here we are, its a cold, snowy day in the Dallas area. I’m hoping and praying all of you are safe and warm. I know many have experienced rolling blackouts that are frustrating, leaving many cold … Read More
WEDNESDAY’S WORD | 2.10.21
Last week we talked a little bit about Groundhog Day and the predicting of the future. Next week will begin the season of Lent with Ash Wednesday. So, this week I want to delve briefly into the … Read More
WEDNESDAY’S WORD | 2.3.21
Yesterday was Groundhog Day. Its Punxsutawney Phil’s 15 minutes of fame. The media attention is all about him on his day. Everyone wants to know, “Well…did he, or didn’t he see his shadow?” They don’t so much care if … Read More
Wednesday’s Word | 1.27.21
The word that has been running across my mind this week is, obedience. I know, I know, that’s a harsh sounding word. It isn’t a word many of us are comfortable with. I would venture to say, none … Read More
Wednesday’s Word | 1.20.21
I hope and pray today is a good day for you. Today is Inauguration day, the changing of our executive branch of government. Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, today is a day of … Read More
Wednesday’s Word | 1.13.21
I’m thinking a lot about compassion and strength today. We are living in times that seem so devoid of compassion. Strength is equated with power and might, in order to display strength it is often associated with … Read More
Wednesday’s Word | 1.6.21
Friends, I want to talk a little bit about family today. If you know my story, you know I was orphaned at birth, either by a mother who did not want me or could not care … Read More
Wednesday’s Word | 12.30.20
I don’t know who wrote this Christmas song, or when, but I remember it from my earliest years. My mother, who grew up in the Catholic church and shared her clear soprano voice in the church … Read More