SubscribeAppreciating a president who relies on faith, prayer (0)
2/04/10 •
I don’t know about you but I am glad to hear that I have a president who believes in faith and the power of prayer, even if he doesn’t wear it on his sleeves. Given all that he is faced with –wars, budget deficits, the economic crisis, high unemployment, you name it – President Obama is well served by being in [...]
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Taking time to check my ‘real age’ (0)
2/03/10 •
On a whim a couple of days ago, I took the RealAge Test to find out if I am younger or older than my biological age. I had to answer a series to questions about my health, habits, relationships, diet and fitness. Some of the questions, such as what were my cholesterol level and blood [...]
Savoring a good cup of tea (0)
2/01/10 •
A cup of hot tea has taken on a whole new meaning for me after listening to my daughter talk enthusiastically yesterday about the sermon she heard. I didn’t make it out to church yesterday because of the snow that blanketed the Washington area over the weekend. So my daughter’s over the phone recitation of the sermon [...]
Miracles and faith feeding Haiti’s spirit (0)
1/28/10 •
The most recent miracle from Haiti of a teenage girl surviving 15 days under a pile of rubble says something about the endurance of the human spirit and offers more than a glimmer of hope for Haiti. For me, Darlene Etienne’s rescue says to the disaster-fatigued nation: hang in there help will come, dig deep enough pass the debris [...]
Flat belly, firm faith revisited: Discipline helps (0)
1/26/10 •
One of the things that has become abundantly clear to me is that I am not going to meet my goal of melting my middle if I don’t stick with the plan I have outlined for myself. Juggling Act blogger Mae Israel and I have been pushing ourselves and encouraging each other since December to get rid of [...]
