I’ve always prided myself in not being a quitter. Over the years, what I’ve lacked in natural intelligence and ability I’ve tried to make up

Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from

I am a breakfast person. I love breakfast. A good breakfast is a good start to the day, isn’t it? I especially like to plan

I learned about slow TV through NPR’s Invisibilia podcast. They dropped an episode about it back in May of 2021, introducing their audience to the

Warning: this blog contains spoilers of Ted Lasso Season 3. Scott beat me to the punch with his blog about the NY Times story of

When my husband and I were first married we had a favorite breakfast place. We’d order the same thing to split every time: a hashbrown

It’s not often as one scans through something like the New York Times that an article involving celebrities and a Presbyterian church jumps out.  But

Missionaries have always been . . . weird. Growing up the son of a minister in the Midwest meant that at least once a year

Jesus asked good questions. This is the final installment of Questions Jesus Asked. Do You Understand What I Have Done for You? When he had