Filed under Matters of the Heart

Love is Blindness…

‘”Love is drowning In a deep well All the secrets And no one to tell…” U2, “Love is Blindness” I’ve spent the last few weeks thinking about and praying for a lot of friends. My contemporaries and I have started to hit the age where parents and even siblings are encountering serious, even life-ending, illness. … Continue reading »

Sunday Morning Coming Down …

We had a really great Easter. Our church has an Easter breakfast before the service, and I took a casserole that turned out better than I was afraid it would. I’m not sure why, but for some reason, the stuff I take to church hasn’t always turned out the way I expected it to. In … Continue reading »

Either Step Up, or Step Back …

Canadiens: When I got a chance to check hockey scores this morning (hey, Plain Dealer, would it kill you to put NHL stuff in the paper? Some of us care more about hockey than just the Lake Erie Monsters!) I was sorry to see Les Habs lost the other night.  Win one, lose one … … Continue reading »

If I don’t tell you now …

I haven’t written for a couple of days; it’s not that I don’t have anything to say, or even time to say it in. It’s that what I would like to say can’t (or shouldn’t, perhaps) be said. Maybe a better way to look at it is that I don’t know how to say it … Continue reading »

J’y suis, j’y reste …

Yesterday, I actually got a WHOLE DAY off work. Tom and my mother-in-law and I went down to Amish country (Holmes County variety) and toured around. Actually, we started up at Rittman Orchards, not far from Doylestown, but they weren’t open on Monday (darn it), so the apples will have to wait until another time, … Continue reading »