wan·na·be Informal One who aspires to a role or position. One who imitates the behavior, customs, or dress of an admired person or group. Sometimes they’re funny, sometimes pathetic, and sometimes down-right annoying. Wannabe’s, at first glance, are often indistinguishable… Continue reading

Sleep didn’t come readily to me last night. My mind would not stop working; racing from subject to subject, reviewing yesterday’s conversations, making plans for this week, reaching for solutions to challenges at the church, praying for needs that came… Continue reading

“I’ll hold you accountable for this decision.” How do you feel when you know that your actions are going to be evaluated? When the day for your annual review approaches, do you feel anxious about a failure to follow through… Continue reading

Every morning as I look through the Easton Express-Times, one stop I make is on the editorial page. In addition to the syndicated columnists, I read the letters to the editor sent by local people. There I find some fascinating… Continue reading

Ever been disappointed by another person’s actions? Who hasn’t? A man visited with me a few days ago and talked bitterly about his pending divorce. “It’s that d___ computer,” he spat out the words. “We got it 3 years ago… Continue reading

Saturday evening we had a concert at the Assembly that featured the artistry of Phil Keaggy. When the idea of having Keaggy for a concert was presented to me, I wasn’t really all that excited. I was puzzled why anyone… Continue reading

A word of appreciation can be as refreshing as a rain shower. Sunday evening, after a busy weekend of church related activities I was tired, really tired! As I was walking to my car about 8, Bob came over and,… Continue reading

When I was a kid, Uncle Keith, who traveled a lot because he was in the US Air Force, brought me a crazy gift – a curved piece of wood which he called a ‘boomerang.’ He took me out to… Continue reading

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If you have not yet viewed the film, Hotel Rwanda, get it this weekend and view it. If you have children who are older than 12, have them watch it with you. The film recounts the true story of Paul… Continue reading