Bonnie’s Stuffed Bells
I learned how to cook stuffed bell peppers while living in Odessa, Ukraine. In fact, that’s where I learned to cook and to entertain in general. Who knew life abroad would became all about hospitality? But it was and still is, and I am so glad I learned it. I love to entertain and have…
God’s irony…
humble beginnings tender shoot sprung from parched ground God’s great irony He grew up before him like a tender shoot, and like a root out of dry ground. He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him (Isaiah 53:2).
Cold Cockles
Although we have experienced unseasonably warm temperatures this January here in Israel, it gets cold when the sun goes down. The buildings, apartments, and homes are built with concrete, stone, and tile. Often it is colder inside than out. It is hard to keep our apartment warm in the evening without ratcheting up an expensive gas…
Thank you, my dear, blogging friend…
A couple of days ago, I was so surprised to find on the comment section of my last post a blogger award from Claudia over at “eternal rewards.”
Narcissus. In. January.
Much of the known world in the USA is in a deep freeze. My southern home in the states, Texas, is buried under the winter spell of ice. This is the fountain in our community. A friend posted this on FaceBook. He aptly titled this photo, “Narnia.” The extremely cold weather is very unusual for…
the unsearchable…
the unsearchable secreted within the skies silent evidence
Top 25 Blogs of 2009
I hate to give the competition some press…
Modern Prince Charming and More…
If you haven’t heard the amazing stories of Tim Tebow then here are a few to whet your appetite. Here and here.