We’re all experiencing something we’ve never encountered before, and it’s more than a little disconcerting. We like having our ducks all in a row, don’t we? How do
I am a huge fan of college football. Saturdays spent watching the gridiron battles are a rare luxury. Today I nestled in for a few hours of work
As an American history teacher for eighteen years, any chance to visit historical sites sets my blood to racing. So on a vacation to Massachusetts, I couldn’t wait
I visited my least favorite place last week—the dentist. Nothing like a root canal and a new crown to bring back childhood memories of drilling and fillings. As
Every fall the transformation of colors on the leaves reminds me that nothing ever stays the same. In fact, the longer I live, the more I can count
After many days of heat scorching the earth at the end of a long, hot summer, droplets of rain gave me a reason to celebrate. I adore rain.
Posted in Everyday Life, Holidays on October 2, 2019 by Shelley Pulliam I remember traveling across the country in the back of my dad’s white Ford Cougar during our summer
How many times did you tell your 2-year-old “no”? Not because you didn’t love them or wanted to be mean, but because you were protecting or teaching them.
Another school year is upon us and we’re already thinking about the supply lists, schedule pick up, meet the teacher night, and a plethora of additional things that
I’ve read the account of Jesus and the disciples in the garden of Gethsemane since I was ten. But when I read it today, it made sense. Perhaps