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OH FOR THE LIFE OF A DUMMY
In all my years of telling stories through drama, one of my favorites is the story of “Pinnochio,” the little wooden puppet that wanted so much to be a real boy. In the end he got his wish, but not … Continue reading
WHY?
An image difficult for any parent, grandparent, teacher or law enforcement officer to see. Children, not yet knowing what their future holds for them – innocents who are supposed to feel safe in their schools – victims of the whim … Continue reading
GALILEO
He was born on this day in 1564 – a time when the European Renaissance was well underway. This time of enlightenment after the Middle Ages, was awakening the senses in ways never before experienced. Before his birth in Pisa, … Continue reading
LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION
40 days without nourishment – living in a vast emptiness – alone, weary, hungry, weak, easy prey for the adversary. Jesus was about to begin His ministry as the Holy Spirit led Him into the wilderness to be tempted by the … Continue reading
BEST INVENTION SINCE THE PRINTING PRESS
CHRISTOPHER LATHAM SHOLES We live in a time where the typewriter has become a thing of the past. We take it for granted as being a part of the printing industry – making it easier for newsmen to get their … Continue reading
THE VALENTINE BOX
Whatever happened to the Valentine boxes we made as children? Are schools still doing that or is it no longer politically correct to be friends and show your love for your fellow students? Have we become so afraid to show … Continue reading
FOOD FOR THE SOUL
ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© A misty, early morning dawns, among the bales of hay, New life appears and spreads its wings to welcome in the day, The atmosphere with crystal glow is dusting every bale, With … Continue reading
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WELL
‘ I’m concerned for the examples our young children are being given today. Sure, I can hear you saying – “Here we go again, more parenting advice from someone whose living in the past.” That may be true, but I … Continue reading
JOSEPH BANKS, BOTANIST
Born on this day in 1743, this British son of a wealthy land owner, had the means to fulfill his childhood interest in the outdoors, science and the study of plants. He was unlike the other rich kids of his … Continue reading
LOVE IS …
PROSE BY KATHY BOECHER© His love is like none we have ever experienced, His love is beauty beyond our wildest dreams, His love is precious, merciful, compassionate, His love is given freely without question, His love doesn’t look at our past mistakes, He … Continue reading
VALENTINE FUNNIES
For the love of fairy tales.
LOVE IS …
During this week, we celebrate love. Every day should be filled with love and we shouldn’t just deem one day for that purpose. There’s the romantic kind of love, friendship kind of love and the sacrificial kind of love that … Continue reading
WEARY
SCULPTURE & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© There are moments when we have difficulty keeping our eyes open, when sleep beckons and rest is the only sustenance that satisfies. When we relinquish our cares to the arms of our Savior, … Continue reading
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PRESIDENT LINCOLN
In the 1800s there were no rolodex files, Google calendars, electronic reminders. For President Lincoln, the only receptacle for important documents, speeches, notes or memorandum, was his tall, stovepipe hat. He isn’t often photographed in this hat, but it was … Continue reading
HAPPY BIRTHDAY THOMAS & PAUL
“To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk,” was stated by one of America’s greatest inventors. He was a stately man, who wasn’t afraid to roll up his sleeves and dig into solving various kinds of … Continue reading
HEART THROB, ROBERT WAGNER
Robert Wagner probably is best known for being the husband of Natalie Wood. He was born on this day in 1930 and graced the silver screen with his good looks for many years. He still appears in television shows occasionally. … Continue reading
LOVE IS …
As children we learn about love from our parents. As toddlers we start to experience love from others. Once in school, we might become madly in love with our kindergarten teacher or the child in the next seat. When we move into … Continue reading
THE OLD FLOUR MILL
ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© An ancient fortress, standing tall, within the city streets, Remains of passing days gone by, with traffic now competes, The outer walls are stained and brown, inside it seems the same, Like … Continue reading
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