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Musings With Ken Haynes

DREAD and FAITH

 

When I was in ROTC summer camp (watered-down basic training), I learned something about dread.  Cold mornings at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, found us marching to metal bleachers where the trainers would do their thing.   We had to stand at attention until the instructor finally appeared to command "SEATS." 

 


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I've Been Thinking by Kathleen L Thach

P r a y e r   S o n g s

Years ago as I spent a good bit of time with my long-departed friends, Kathy and Art Fisher, songs would pop into my head.  And in Kathy’s head, too.  And one of us would “burst into song.”  We just couldn’t help ourselves, and we told Art so when he would exclaim, “Do you have to do that!”  Yes, we did.

 

 

 


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Papillons, Quilting & Me

From Dandelion to Sir Dandy Lion

“And to the man he said, since you listened to your wife and ate from the tree whose fruit I commanded you not to eat, the ground is cursed because of you.  All your life you will struggle to scratch a living from it.  It will grow thorns and thistles for you, though you will eat of its grains……”  Genesis 3:17-18

Now that it’s officially winter, it’s time to think about gardening, yet again -- ahhhh Spring!


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Whatcha Got Cookin' by Ellen Watts
 
 

At our December Gathering, Jan Roney provided a delicious Mandarin Orange Cake.  It was a big hit and a number of people asked if they could have the recipe.

 


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God's Creatures of Comfort

Creatures of Comfort Update

By Ellen Watts

August 2024

As I pondered a new topic (creature) that provides comfort I looked back on the creatures I have already written about. There have been some who still provide that much needed comfort and some who have left that spot to be filled by other creatures. Here’s an update:


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Conversations With Kae

 

 

 
This month we Celebrate Spence Sharp

 

 


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