I was once very subject to the blues and given to worry. I discovered that the blues were just self-pity; worrying was doubting my Heavenly Father. Worrying does no one any good and may do a number of people real harm. So, as someone else had said, “I have to live with myself so I …
Are you familiar with the poem Trees, by Joyce Kilmer? “I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree…”? It’s a classic poem teachers have long assigned to their students for memorization. In case you didn’t know that the poem had been set to music, here is an unforgettable version, …
Continuing the subject that I began in a previous post, if you’re a housewife looking to use your skills to make a little extra income, you should consider selling at a farmer’s market. If you’ve come to the conclusion that it might be a good fit for you, I’m offering a handful of tips. I …
Written by Lillian in Kansas, 1929– Mistakes? I make ‘em every day, don’t you? It helps a bit to realize that mistake-making is universal. Only those who profit by the mistakes they make get to the point where they make few–a goal we all long for. And it helps a lot to know, not that …
