I recently celebrated Easter dinner. My son and his girlfriend came and we had a wonderful meal together. When they were ready to leave, my son gave me the best compliment I’ve gotten from him. It made me feel wonderful.… Continue reading

The first hour of my day is spent in Bible study. It’s always God first in my life before I do anything else. Sometimes, like this morning, I incorporate laundry with my Bible study so I can get it done… Continue reading

Would be conceited. I don’t want anything named after me. I only want my life to be what it is: organized chaos. I’m a busy person, too busy to think about anything being named after me. To do so would… Continue reading

This is me at the age of five. I didn’t start wearing glasses until first grade. When I was five, I wanted to be a nurse. As I grew older, I thought about other things I might do with my… Continue reading

One of the things I lose myself in is my writing. I started writing when I was eight. I published my first book in 2012. I published my tenth book two weeks ago. It’s easy for me to get lost… Continue reading

I love to watch movies and television. I called myself a TVholic growing up. I was forever in front of the television. I have many movies and shows I love to watch over again. The first that came to mind… Continue reading

The short answer is no, I’m not superstitious. Superstition means you don’t trust what you see, and hope is far from reality. It doesn’t exist. I believe in a God who created me. With that belief, I put every thought… Continue reading

It might seem surprising that I would choose a sloth as the animal I am most like. When I saw the prompt this morning, the first animal that came to mind was the sloth and went to find out about… Continue reading

Dear Valerie, As I sit here thinking about what I will become in the years ahead, I can only imagine what my life would be like at 100. I would imagine I am sill going strong for Jesus Christ. He… Continue reading

My entire childhood, I was told I would never amount to anything. I felt rejected as a human being, unworthy to stand among my siblings let alone my peers. When those words hit me, they made me fight harder for… Continue reading