Category: Journal
My journey
Christmas Decorations Can Tell Your Story
I’ve been working on a Christmas post in a new program called Sway. Here’s my first try. (Looks like you need to scroll to see it all. ) I think you’ll enjoy…
Alcohol is still the most dangerous drug
I saw this news article and was surprised to learn that deaths from alcohol misuse, not counting traffic and assault related ones, are still greater than for heroin and cocaine, even with…
Statistical proof that abortion is bad for women’s health
Since the country of Chile banned abortion, the death rate among women has plummeted drastically. https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/this-country-banned-abortion-and-now-abortion-promoters-cant-believe-their
The Joy of Singing in the Choir
Choir singing is not as popular as it once was except perhaps in black churches. But my wife and I have always tried to bring people together to sing as a…
Comments on Fox Business Republican debate
Fox journalists did much better keeping the debate on topic and they did not use the questions to attempt to make the candidates squirm as CNBC journalists did in the previous debate….
Wise Parenting Tips
My wife found this excellent article with five very wise observations and parenting tips for families in today’s world. All of the five are excellent. I recommend it. http://www.crosswalk.com/family/parenting/kids/5-ways-you-are-ruining-your-child-s-life.html The first…
An interview with a former homosexual
I highly recommend this article and interview. This represents a perspective that is not being allowed to be heard today because of political correctness. https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/ex-gay-homosexuality-is-just-another-human-brokenness
First frost and snow flakes too!
As one who dabbles in gardening, I like to keep track of first frost dates. Here in northern CT, this has been a wonderfully warm fall and we have not even been…
Tragedy in Oregon is Symptomatic
Name the heroes not the criminal Our hearts are grieving for the families affected by the tragic shootings in Oregon. Once again, the ordinary people who were there became extraordinary…