Stranger Than Most

I was born and raised in Kansas, which my Abolitionist, Quaker grandfather always pointed out was never a “slave state”. The Civil War was recent history in his experience. Kansas is also the home of Brown vs. The Board of Education which gave black children the right to go to unsegregated schools.

Laymen’s Corner

According to the bible, true born again Christians will be judged for their works. By earth standards, the works are gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, and stubble. Gold is the first one mentioned. That must mean that GOD’S judgment will begin with the most precious one of all.

Three Rights Make a Left

Life, for this Texas boy, is a never-ending search for the perfect restaurant, my three favorite genres are a great diner with down home country food, Mexican Food Restaurant or Bar-B-Q Joint. I am blessed to travel all over the country and go out to eat a lot, and I mean a lot.

Laymen’s Corner

Who can we trust? Who tells the truth all the time? Who is perfect? Trust is a personal belief in the intent and actions of another. There are some friends and relatives that we consider to be completely honest and trustworthy.

Stranger Than Most

As I’ve written before, I’m NOT a good traveler. I prefer to drive because I can stuff my car with every piece of equipment and food item I might possibly need. Recently, my husband and I had to take a plane which was definitely outside my comfort zone.

Three Rights Make a Left

Last week I talked about our trip to The Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky. As promised this week I am going to talk about the companion attraction, The Creation Museum, forty-five minutes away in Petersburg, Kentucky.