This Week Made Scents
Evelyn and I had carved out a few days for camping in Killens Pond State Park, a Delaware park not far from our home, from Aug. 30 – Sept. 3.
Sometimes It’s the Radio
Thursday night, Sept. 3, 2020, 11:50 PM. Don’t judge me on my wussiness. Just hear me out. Delaware has just come thru a beautifully violent thunderstorm — impressive lightning, ear-splitting
The Good, the Van, and the Battery
Yesterday (Aug. 24th) could have been one of my really bad days. But it wasn’t. Some background: our 2018 Malibu seems to be sick. I’m not sure what to call
Facing the Hard Questions
The account you are about to read is true. The names are being withheld to — well — just because I think it would be best. I have a longtime
You Can’t Have My Money
The folks who send me email appeals have finally saturated me with so many that I believe I can no longer be swayed by their subject lines. You find them
Surrender
I give up. My head just isn’t capable of absorbing and sorting out the barrage of political information that news outlets flood us with (of course, it’s only a “flood”
Jesus’ Parables from a Different Perspective
Who said that everything that appears in this blog must be my original writing? It’s MY blog, so I can share whatever I want, right? So, this week, I want
What Could the Bible Be Trying to Tell You?
Then there are the people who don’t believe the Bible is relevant today. I say it all depends on how you view what you’re reading. If you put it in
Death of a Neighbor
A neighbor died this morning. I don’t even know if it was a man neighbor or a woman neighbor. I never met the people who lived in the single-wide on
Lessons from a Pressure Washer
I will freely admit to some things to which most men will not. For one, I am not a sports fan. While I can easily sit in front of the