By John RobertI’d like to say I won, but knowing that Covid may want a rematch without warning and that Covid doesn’t need to train, could change its fighting style at any time, and just doesn’t fight fair made me revisit re-think my Covid views. Prior...

 My Pandemic PerspectiveBy Desiree AbramsAs a hospital staff RN, I’ve found Covid-19 very interesting since the very beginning. I recall around March 2020 thinking I needed to watch every single daily Ohio governor briefing and attempted to absorb and understand every little bit of information...

Have you met someone who reminded you why you do what you do? Someone with enthusiasm and energy that is contagious? When someone moves into a new space, some want to squash that life out of them. They cannot stand their light and truth. It...

I used to be afraid of everything- bridges, storms. My dad had to put a chain lock on the attic door in my room, so whatever was in there could not get into my room at night. After I survived "there," well, let's say that...

Many of us began our work life as early as fifteen and continue working for someone else as late as seventy or seventy-five years old. I know some people who say that you are working for yourself even if you are someone else's employee, really? We spend...

Philippians 4:12 Some biblical concepts are tough to swallow. The fact that God never promised us happiness is a big one.  I want to look at this up close right now because I have many people in my close circle struggling with happiness or contentment.  I’m...

 I wanted to respond to the article, "Being Seen". Kitt, thank you so much for this article. I needed more than a few lines to respond. This post encourages anyone who reads it to follow their impulse to reach out to the people around them....

I am no longer reading to procrastinate. Now, it is an assignment. By giving myself permission to read, read, read, I find more writers to take direction from. Oh, how I love to read! Books, words, letters - I read them all. The beauty of...