This week my husband and I were discussing some of the intricacies of his Physics class. Sometimes, if a student isn’t naturally inclined toward the sciences, they can get so confused they’re not sure which way is up. Sound too basic to be believed? When I asked how a high school student could doubt something […]
Archives for March 2012
Which Generation Has Seen More Change?
Image Source Page: http://autos-showrooms.blogspot.com/2009/12/audi-concept-car-i-robot-walllpaper.html My husband was showing me an article he came across about how sophisticated cars are expected to become over the next few years. One source from GM claims that by the end of this decade self-driven cars will be on the road. Essentially they’ll be a driving computer, able to sense […]
This Too, Shall Pass
Over the weekend my husband and I were concerned about all of the help we’re going to need with care-giving for our disabled son in the next few weeks, because of the upcoming wedding in the family. Okay, I was actually the one doing all of the worrying (I do it so well!) but I […]
New Fiction!
This week I’m especially pleased to tell you about the newest book from my friend Jill Eileen Smith. I read an early version of Sarai for endorsement—which I wholeheartedly gave! Jill has a way of bringing alive the Biblical era, something she treats with care, great research, and with a passion for the heart of […]
Now that’s cheap entertainment!
This past weekend flew by as quickly as they all seem to do, but this time I had some fun mixed in with all of the laundry and usual errands, recent wedding preparations and other obligations. For starters, I knew I wanted to read this month’s book club selection—or at least begin reading it. Talk […]
New Fiction!
My friend Margaret Daley is one of the most prolific writers I know! And she’s not afraid to tackle a tough subject — human trafficking. Read on for a note from Margaret and more information about her newest book, Saving Hope. The reason I wrote Saving Hope, the first book in Men of the Texas […]
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