This past weekend Orthodox Christians around the world celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Because the Orthodox Church bases its…
We are connected to Seattle and Bellevue by two bridges. Those bridges are our lifeline.
This week I reach a milestone. My birthday cake is entitled to 72 candles.
Some might call it a coincidence. I choose to call it a Godwink!
I started collecting photos of faces in the forest on my iPhone. The more I added to my collection, the more I realized I needed to do something with them.
Last Saturday would have been the 120th birthday of Theodore Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss.
A few thoughts on Leap Year.
After 58 years of marriage, they were still holding hands as “til death do us part” became a reality.
A tribute to a timeless Carroll.
My various exposures to rowing over the past five decades proceeded to play out on the walls of my memories as I watched George Clooney’s brilliant motion picture on the big screen.
As an immigrant, Pastor Vereide understood the challenges of the refugee.
Humbled by the reality that my gift had likely been discarded, I began to reflect on the how humility is baked into the message of the Christmas story.
Like an unsent Christmas card or unmailed birthday card, unspoken expressions of affection are missed chances to remind someone special that we really think they are.