Share The Process of Giving Birth By Sheri Boulet / 3 years ago As a Labor and Delivery nurse I don’t often get to see the stages of labor played out before my eyes anymore since most of our patients opt to have an epidural which allows them to be in relative comfort for the most part until the birth. But the other night I had a beautiful […]
Share Have We Really Lost What We Had? By Gary Madden / 3 years ago Have We Really Lost What We Had? Two business men were flying over a lake almost home when one of them remarked, “Times have sure changed. I remember when I was a little boy down on that lake sitting in a boat fishing and looking up at the planes flying over and wishing I […]
Share Check the Madness By Steven Lewis / 3 years ago If you listen to the topics of today it all spells doom, doom, and more doom. The reason it spells it so loud and clear is because the evil that runs free on this Earth has made it where they are scared about everything. I wrote this article Check the Madness because people need to be […]
Share His Name Was Shawn: Did He Know About Jesus? By Susan Niswonger / 3 years ago Yesterday, I met Shawn. A friendly, talkative 10 year old, sporting a “Desert Storm t-shirt” and desperately wanting to go swimming in Higgins Lake. Jenesa, and I were sitting on the beach watching Caleb frolic in the sand and water and Nathan was snoozing under the umbrella. Caleb assumed everyone was family and every toy […]
Share No One Said It Would Be Easy By Sheri Boulet / 3 years ago When I was going to nursing school, things were pretty tough for us. We made many sacrifices so that I could finish knowing that in the end all the sacrifices would be worth the result. We had one car for most of that time. When you have one car and something goes wrong with it, […]
Share Better than Gold or Honey! By Don Doran / 3 years ago “9 The fear of the LORD is clean, enduring for ever: the judgments of the LORD are true and righteous altogether. 10 More to be desired are they than gold, yea, than much fine gold: sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb.” Ps 19:9-10 We make most of our choices and affections with what I […]
Share Be Watchful Like Birds By Don Doran / 3 years ago Good morning! The other morning I was sitting along a country road waiting for the time to pick up a passenger. I caught a motion out of the corner of my eye and turned to see a blue jay land across the street. I find birds to be interesting and sat watching him for as […]
Share If You Don’t Trust The Monitor, Unplug It! By Susan Niswonger / 3 years ago Our grandsons, two-year old Caleb and two-month old Nathan stayed with us while Steven and Jenesa enjoyed a four day anniversary trip. Caleb is an old hand at staying with Grandma and Grandpa. He knows where I keep the toys, the step stool in the bathroom, his toothbrush, where his blanket is in his room […]
Share Words Of Wisdom For My Children By Susan Niswonger / 3 years ago These are some words of wisdom that I’ve learned after 51 years of living. 1. Your parents don’t really get smarter, you just learn to listen. 2. You only get one time around; make every day count. 3. Nothing you can do can ever make me stop loving you. 4. Truth matters, find it, hold […]
Share Who Really Cares Anyway? God Cares! By Nathan Stanford / 3 years ago Who Really Cares Anyway? God Cares! I had a friend that I ran around with that always had a “don’t care” attitude. In his mind, it seemed to me, he felt more macho if he pretended not to care what others thought about him or the things he did. We all know that no matter how […]
