Play is the love language for all kids. Often my g-grandkids ask me to follow them up a slide or under a tent or behind a couch as we play together. Playing with kids often begins with following—in, around, through,

On a Disney vacation a few years ago, the two-year-old boys wanted to ride a Surrey Bike. Of course, we, the adults thought. “Looks like fun,” and “Should be easy” were the words we uttered. Can I just tell you we

Peace and goodwill. Those two words are probably spoken more during this time of the year than any other. A year comes to an end and, as we welcome a new year, we pray that is a year of peace. But

I have been nursing a broken little toe for five weeks now. In five weeks it’s gone from extremely painful with Uggs being my only shoe choice to slightly painful and most shoes are okay. It’s not well. It’s better.

We loaded the station wagon and off to Dallas for Thanksgiving we would go. By 1960’s standards, my aunt and uncle’s house was big, but with adult eyes, I sincerely appreciate them hosting our large family. My daddy had five

What a difference 24 hours can make! Last week I had a severe UTI (So sorry if that is much info). One night I spent hours in agony. There was nothing I could do but wait for medication to bring

A good bit of attention has been given to the word character in the last few decades. It seems the world has decided that character doesn’t really count in such areas as politics, entertainment, and media. But the Bible makes