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Monthly Archives: January 2012
February Thaw Is Early
Usually we get a thaw about the third week in February. It’s a period, usually just a few days, of mild weather. It’s a welcome break in the midst of bitter cold and snow. This year the thaw arrived this week. Yesterday the … Continue reading
Resonance of Words
Yesterday I got an email from MetroTix advertising upcoming shows in various theaters in town. The one at the top of the list was titled Rock of Ages. I immediately thought of the old hymn: Rock of Ages, cleft for … Continue reading
At Least It’s Not Snow
It started raining Tuesday evening, I believe. It rained all day Wednesday and through the night. It was still raining this morning. There were no storms, just persistent rain. Sleet and freezing rain were in the forecast but the temperatures … Continue reading
Tutors Touch Base
This morning was our regular meeting of the reading tutors. These are usually good meetings and today was no exception. Two teachers from one of the schools in the district were there with lots of handouts and ideas to help … Continue reading
Tax Time Already?
Can it possibly be tax time already? My accountant has mailed his workbook he asks his clients to use to organize and gather their papers so he can prepare their income taxes. I really need to get started on this … Continue reading
Unexpected Treat
When I was a young girl, my mother had a special unbaked cheesecake she would make for dessert on very special occasions. I remember she had to rub cottage cheese through a sieve or strainer to make it. I had … Continue reading
Musical Prayers
At my church, various members of the congregation are asked to write the devotional which is printed in the weekly bulletin. I was asked to do the one for February 15. The following is what I submitted: Speaking to one … Continue reading
Knitters’ Guild and Music
Saturday I got to attend the monthly Knitters’ Guild meeting for the first time in months. Usually I have to work at Joanns at the monthly Open House on the Guild meeting day. However, this month the Open House was … Continue reading
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Discovery at Wal-Mart
Tonight the Home Bible Study was scheduled. In thinking about what dish I should take for the fellowship, I came across a recipe for Ham and Cauliflower Casserole au Grain on KalynsKitchen.com. It sounded good to me so I decided … Continue reading
Church Attendance Up Result of Resolution?
One of my jobs at church is to serve as Sunday School secretary. This means I keep track of the attendance, by class, and count the offering. The attendance is tracked year to year. I noticed Sunday that the attendance … Continue reading
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