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Chocolate Lobsters
I was at the airport waiting for our son’s plane to arrive. Wandering around, I strolled through one of the little snack shops. When I saw this, I could not help myself, I had to take a picture. The nice clerk was so gracious. She didn’t even laugh at me…much. She did come over and…
The Toothbrush
I went out the other day to buy a new toothbrush. This, to many, is a very simple procedure and merits no extra thought. To me, however, a toothbrush is more than an investment, it is a commitment. I have a funny quirk (well, probably more than one but we are only going to talk…
Time Served
Spilled milk, broken eggshells, and flour exploded all over the kitchen counter. How could this be a positive thing? What good could come from this chaos? In the process of making, baking and decorating over 300 cookies for DVBS, I had the joy of spending hours with my daughters in the kitchen. I need to…
Do This
Law… During the Lord’s Supper or Communion, it is most common to hear Luke 22:19, “Do this in remembrance of Me.” As a mother, it is a regular occurrence for me to say, “Do this” or “Do that”. My children, especially in the younger years, would often respond, “Why?” According to many cartoons, my…
The Hammer and the Anvil
Isaiah 41:7 The craftsman encourages the goldsmith and he who smooths with the hammer spurs on him who strikes the anvil. As a mother, my first thought on the hammer and the anvil is of being the piece in between. So often it seems as though no matter which direction I turn there is something…
What would you bring?
(Zoom in on the car to see what it’s made of!) Recently, I had the privilege of taking my children on a field trip to a Doctor’s Without Borders/Medecins sans Frontiers (MSF) mock refugee camp. The volunteers had pavillions/tents/stations set up with write ups, samples and mannequins to illustrate the conditions and highlight elements of…

