Views: 53Have you spent a long time drafting an email or text message before; just to make sure the “t”s are well crossed and the “i”s are well dotted? Sometimes you leave it overnight, and read it again in the morning, before you send.  Have you been in the situation where you draft a message, […]

Views: 114In their book,  “It Is Finished: 365 Days of Good News” Tullian Tchividjian and Nick Lannon told the story of a friend, Dr. Rod Rosenbladt, who wrecked his car when he was sixteen years old after he and his friends had been drinking. Rod called his father following the accident and his father asked […]

Views: 79It is usual to hear people say,   “This is my friend,” or “I have this friend here or there…” But who is a friend?  Oxford languages defines a friend as, “A person with whom you have a bond of mutual affection, typically one exclusive of sexual or family relations.” Friends share a mutual bond […]

Views: 69Have you had the experience where you are just going through your stuff only to discover something valuable that you never thought was there, or which you’ve been looking for and had actually given up on? For some, like money, I usually don’t even remember the time I put them there; but the feeling […]

Views: 41Annie Sherwood Hawks was born in Hoosick, New York, on 28th May 1835. Even from an early age she was writing poetry and, at 14, had some published in a newspaper. She married at 24, she moved to live in the Brooklyn area of New York, and she and her husband joined the church […]

Views: 55Newborn babies are equipped with several important reflexes (actions that are performed without conscious thought). These help them through their first weeks and months of life. These reflexes are involuntary movements that happen either spontaneously (as a result of a sudden impulse or inclination), or as responses to different actions. The sucking reflex, for […]