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Today, guest blogger and advice columnist Pious Petunia intervenes just in time for the holiday season, offering soothing advice for frenzied spirits. Dear Miss Petunia:
Debra Rienstra Obviously, even in my late forties, I still have some father issues to work out. I realized this afresh as I was reading
Adam: “That woman you saddled me with, it’s all her fault.” God: “Yeah, right. Look, the deal is, you’re still responsible. So you’re going to
I have endured some condescending eyerolling this week, aimed my way because I showed moderate interest in the birth of the royal baby. The two
For the past several summers, I’ve taken a yoga class with a number of my colleagues at Calvin. For the first few summers, we met
I know that important things have been happening in the news this week, but I don’t care because: I’m in Hawaii. Been here for almost
I have never read an Amish romance novel. I tried once—not very hard—and couldn’t do it, couldn’t even get past page three. However, I did
It’s time once again for guest blogger and advice columnist Pious Petunia to provide savvy answers to the pressing dilemmas readers present in their letters.
Someone had to come out and say it eventually, and Lillian Daniel was the brave one. Her blog post “Spiritual But Not Religious: Please Stop
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