I lost a friend

I lost a friend

I lost a friends Sunday. No, she didn’t die, but she cancelled me from her life. We have been friends for a number of years, with a shared passion for gardening and art. In fact I always said when I grow up I want to be like her. We have always known that we have differing views on politics, faith and life, but I can say I valued the person more than some of their thoughts. That “agree to disagree agreeably” philosophy has echoed through my soul since childhood. But maybe that is the issue. In this age of hiding behind social media it is often easier to make snap judgement of not wanting to deal with disagreement no matter where it is coming from. Its not like a time when you talked things out or tried to understand their perspective. We don’t do that often any more, and it is a shame.

March Madness – our newletter

March Madness – our newletter

here is our march newsletter. We wanted to let everyone know about the medical adventure Steve has been on this month, and give a call for prayer, and to buy soap.

How are you handling life?

How are you handling life?

On January 1 of 2021 i think we all thought we were saying good bye to a pandemic crazy year, and hello to more of a normal year. But as the months roll on the news of our world seems to be continuing to spin out of the normal path, leaving us learning to cope with stress, and try to find new skills for getting through it. I have to be honest in that there are times when i feel a bit like a child wanting to yell “make it stop”, expecting a magical wand’s pass return us to a world we once understood. But it is clear that wont be happening.

Life throws Lemons

Life throws Lemons

how do you handle the lemons life throws at you? we all face unknown health, or finance events that can drive us to our knees. I am thinking about my friends struggling with bad health diagnosis.

Do you speak grief?

Do you speak grief?

do you speak grief? what i mean is do you make yourself available to those around you that are grieving? In this article we explore how to help a friend that is grieving.

Frugal living- lessons from the great depression

Frugal living- lessons from the great depression

For many of us alive now we have not know the struggles of the great depression of the 1930s, but heard stories and saw pictures. Both of my parents were young adults during that time, struggling to find work, and help bring in revenue to 

Finding Stability in a Rapidly Changing World

Finding Stability in a Rapidly Changing World

We are all there… watching our world shift in a very rapid way. Not just politics, but watching the world seem to be unraveling into a sense of madness. How we live, do business, and express ourselves is also changing. Whether it is concerns for