My husband and I met in Jackson, Mississippi at Jackson College of Ministry, a Bible college, also known as a Seminary by some. I studied music courses for my first year, followed by Missions for two years, while his major was in Theology for his entire college career. No matter the chosen major, there were […]
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Much to my delight, we are edging into the 2024 Autum season at breakneck speed. This time of year, is rightfully nicknamed Fall, because yes, you all know, the wind is blowing, and the leaves are falling. I have already had to rake a few leaves around our house, and there will be around eighty
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I have authored articles in the past about phobias that we as humans can have that can be a genuine concern. They can be spiders and bugs, mice and other critters, heights, flying, storms and so much more, and can usually be pinned down to a certain thing. However, I have seen people live in
Have you ever been involved in an activity, event, or meeting, where you thought to yourself, “This is going to be an easy win,” or the opposite, “This is going to be a disaster”? The reasons could be numerous. The one party, which could be yours, may not have received the necessary information or materials
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Many of you reading this article may have heard of Mardi Gras, which is French for Fat Tuesday. This is a celebration or holiday season, which will run from November through Ash Wednesday, thus, also known as Shrove Tuesday, meaning the end of pre-Lent and the last day of their Carnival, known as Shrovetide, since
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My husband and I have lived in our current home for eleven years now, and we have really enjoyed our time here. We affectionately refer to it as the Smith Ranch. We have about eleven acres of land that includes a beautiful one-and-a-half acre pond, a large field, a paddock, a barn, along with our
My husband and I recently took a vacation on his motorcycle. We clocked on the odometer, that from the house and back, we had driven 4669.5 miles in 14 days. It was quite a unique experience, and we had a wonderful time. We traveled from Tennessee through Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, and finally
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We have a family of geese who visit us twice a year, just passing through on their journey to escape the cold in the north, and the heat in the extreme south depending upon the time of year. My husband and I noticed them in our back pasture last week and were a little surprised
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The twentieth century is known for its computers, the internet and networking, using modern technology. Here is a small snipped from the trusty, rusty internet referring to itself, “The history of the Internet has its origin in the efforts of scientists and engineers to build and interconnect computer networks. The Internet Protocol Suite, the set
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In 1817, there was a printing of a translated version of one of Benjamin Franklin’s final letters written in French to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy, penned in 1789. After making small talk and asking him about Paris, Franklin proceeded to elaborate on the current events happening in the United States. The Constitution had been ratified the
