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Category Archives: Poverty
Hope for a Divided Country
On Wednesday of this week, President Trump delivered the State of the Union Address. I am reasonably sure that my response to it, and that of my husband, is far different from many of my friends. We thought the speech … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Church, Friendship, Life in these times, Politics, Poverty, Responsibility
Tagged Changing hearts, Christian witness, Faith, Friendship
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Mark Twain and Plans for December
Years ago I lived in New Haven, Connecticut, for a short while. A favorite place to take visiting friends was to the Mark Twain House in Hartford. It was always a hit with our friends, and we loved it because … Continue reading
Curve Balls. Worry. Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving is later this week and as all holidays are known to do from time to time, it is showing up a time when I don’t feel particularly in the mood. I don’t know what is going on in your … Continue reading
Waiting on God – when your back is to the wall . . .
There have been a few times in my life when I would say I was in a very bad place. Not often. Not horrible. But very nervous making and very uncomfortable. There have been a few times when it seemed … Continue reading
On Manure – Some Doggerel
When you have a tough problem that plagues you And you’ve added some worry and stress You will notice a sweet smell arising: ‘tis a mountain of dung you possess! Adding worry won’t lesson your burden Quite the opposite thing … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Family, Life in these times, Mental Health, Politics, Poverty
Tagged Our choices, Trial
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The Boat
This morning I realized that it had been nearly three weeks since I wrote a blog post. The days have flown by with little time to create anything at all. But a couple of days ago everything changed. All of … Continue reading
The Stench
It is Tuesday afternoon, I’ve had a bad headache all day, and it seems a good time to begin an article that came into my thoughts yesterday. It was then that I read an interesting blog post called The Stench … Continue reading
When a Warrior is Needed
As a kid, I was never a girly-girl. I was a tom-girl who didn’t have much patience for a lot of fluff. I was indifferent to painted nails but loved adventures. I was impatient with those silly pictures of guardian … Continue reading
Civil Political Discourse
I am not a young thing anymore nor am I naive. I have lived long enough to have seen dirty tricks in politics, in government and in political life in America. That being said, I do not remember a more … Continue reading
Posted in Life in these times, Politics, Poverty
Tagged Argument, Debt, Free speech, Money, Our choices, Unemployment
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Pay the Piper
It is no secret that we have been digging out from under debt for a long time. I wrote about it for the first time in the blog post called The Face of Genteel Poverty, way back on September 26, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Charity, Life in these times, Marriage, Poverty, Responsibility
Tagged Aging, Auto Pilot, Blessings, Debt, God, Money, Our choices, Prayer
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