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IN THE MIDDLE OF JUNE, Shirley and I took our RV out of storage and brought it home to load up the refrigerator and the pantry. Our neighbor Dan came over with several questions: when are you leaving, where you going, how long does it take to get there?
MANY ADULTS O FA CERTAIN AGE might remember watching Saturday morning cartoons on TV, with a frequent dose of commercials for sugary breakfast cereal. There was an outcry at the time that being exposed to such unhealthy messages was bad for kids.
YOU PROBABLY DO SOMETHING with Velcro fasteners every day.
Velcro, the nylon fastener, is used in almost all areas of our lives. It is used in industrial, business, automobile, sports and recreation, clothing-shoes, wallets and purses, plus health care uses, too.
Back-to-school time is stressful for most kids—even when they’re returning to the same school to learn alongside classmates with whom they’re already well acquainted.
In God bathing, the body is still, speech is silent, the mind is at peace.
One bathes in the presence of the very Being of God.
+Kathleen Dowling Singh
Just stand wherever you are—in the kitchen, in the shop, or in the bathroom— and wrap your arms around yourself as tightly as you can.
“YOU MUST BE BETTER— you’re going home! At least the medical stuff is over!” A friend told me that after I returned home after being gone about six months. I had my first severe MS (multiple sclerosis) flash/ attack in my 48 years of diagnosis. It weakened my already weak legs and arms.
ACCORDING TO THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA), the Japanese beetle ( Popillia japonica Newman) first appeared in America in the year 1916 near Riverton, New Jersey, its larvae concealed within the potting soil of a plant imported from Japan.
WITH THEIR BOUNDLESS AFFECTION, endearing friskiness, and unconditional loyalty, dogs can be wonderful pets that greatly enrich the lives of their owners. Of course, many kids relish the thought of having a canine companion to grow up with.
I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU, but when someone writes or says, “This is what you shall do,” the hair on the back of my neck rises up a bit. I’m almost 80, and you’re telling me what to do? Come on, show some respect for my years of experience making my own mistakes and celebrating my successes.