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Freudian’s Slip
Sigmond Freud was one of the first to attempt to place a definition to the parts of the human mind. As studies of the human mind continue to develop, and we attempt to comprehend the …
Spiritual Disciplines
thoughts about developing good practices, habits, and disciplines
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Pocket of Frogs
Once, a boy walked along the shore. He picked up a stick and drove it into the sand as he considered whether he wanted to build a sandcastle. He caught a frog, and as he …
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What to Wear?
Let’s dive headlong into the controversy shall we? women should adorn themselves in respectable apparel, with modesty and self-control, not with braided hair and gold or pearls or costly attire,but with what is proper for …
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Artificial Intelligence
With the increase of artificial intelligence, some are starting to float the possibility that AI may get too big for its britches, and take over human roles, forcing mankind off the edge of the …
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A mother’s wish
I learned a fun word this week ‘matriphagy.’ An odd behavior to be sure. But then sacrifices mothers make aren’t always easily explained. Some days you might feel like the task takes your last ounce …
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Power of Prayer
When I cleaned houses, after a long day at work I would come home and ask Andrew why one family needed so many bathrooms? There was one house, I used to clean that was 7,500 …
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Not-So-Green Thumb
You would think that I would be good with plants. I mean, Green is literally my last name! but no, I don’t have a green thumb, or even a brown one; I have a black …
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This little light of mine
Did you know that 2 Hezekiah 3:18 commands that the faithful “shall first boil the eggs, and then shall obtain the bright dyes and shall paint them. Then, they shall hide them around just as …
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Fighting Irish
That time is coming for us all to don our ugly, green argyle socks. If you don’t, little green leprechauns will be pinching your arm all day. Did you know St. Patrick’s favorite color was …
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Keep your eyes peeled
I don’t usually subject you to the newlywed stories but this one is worth your time. My husband was 29 when we got married, and was a bachelor for many years, so he was used …