Jesus said something that kind of bothered me a bit: "Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? And not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father." Nothing happens in this world (fact, in this universe) without his approval, without his own hand in it somewhere, somehow. Nothing. It's like … Continue reading There’s a Problem When You Know Who God Really Is
Why Silence is Power
Most times, you don't have to say a word. When I see a grand nature scene---like majestic mountain ranges or a seascape---I'm often too awed to say anything that I just keep quiet and sigh. That enables me to capture it all in my soul than when I shout a remark. In quiescence, I try … Continue reading Why Silence is Power
When the Best Things in Life Become Worst Things
With all the graduation ceremonies, baccalaureate, and even birthday celebrations of friends and relatives this month, dining out is often the logical conclusion at the end of the day. You have to go because some folks take it personally if you turn down their invitation. They'll never smile at you again, or unfriend you on … Continue reading When the Best Things in Life Become Worst Things
Putting Stubbornness to Good Use
"I really think this is good for you!" said a friend over the phone. He'd been telling it to me in our conversations. All of us are stubborn in some ways, but few people can put their stubbornness to good use. So, I decided to put mine. "Have you tried it?" I asked him. "Not … Continue reading Putting Stubbornness to Good Use
Parable of the Hen and the Early Worm
Each day before I start blogging, I first look out the door of our small porch to survey my neighborhood and often see my neighbor's hen. It's a funny looking, slender young hen with kind-of long legs. tiny body. comic head and wide, wondering eyes. It roams around the street all day, always making a … Continue reading Parable of the Hen and the Early Worm
Smile that Launches a Thousand Ships
Smiling is worth it---never mind how it looks. Just make sure it's simple and all-natural like an all-natural tea prepared simply and served bottomless.
How to Demolish Frustration
If shares of frustrations could be traded on the stock market, I'd be a multi-billionaire by now.
Stopping Awhile to Watch the Rain. Have You?
Rain does that. It makes people from all walks of life cringe close together, perfectly united for a common cause.
Bottomless Tea 