Regrets, part 1, by Rich Paschall “Youth is the most beautiful thing in this world—and what a pity that it has to be wasted on children!” You are likely familiar with the above saying or some variation thereof, often attributed… Read More ›
death and dying
DEATH BECOMES ME, OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT
Fandango’s Provocative Question #124 There was a movie by this name and I think it’s also a famous quote, but don’t quote me on that. The last time someone asked me this question, she was a so-called psychic and I think… Read More ›
LEARNING SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY – Marilyn Armstrong
I thought because I asked someone and got the wrong answer, that you can’t bury a body on private land. As it turns out, it depends on the state in which you live. Laws vary by state AND also by… Read More ›
IS THIS THE END OF DAYS? – Marilyn Armstrong
I know, because I keep reading about it, how “end of days” is supposed to work. This is when the good guys (not me or mine) will go wafting upward to heaven whilst the unshriven and/or non-religious, disbelievers, and the… Read More ›
LAST CHANCE – Marilyn Armstrong
Most of the stuff I buy online are necessities that are cheaper online or not available (locally) offline. Dog food. Dog biscuits. Over-the-counter medications like generic Tylenol and generic allergy meds. I buy very little clothing because I don’t wear… Read More ›
NATIONAL AND PERSONAL TRAGEDIES – BY ELLIN CURLEY
Everyone who was over the age of five on November 22, 1963, remembers where they were when they heard that President Kennedy had been shot. It was a seminal moment in most people’s lives. I was in a ninth grade… Read More ›
MY SUNDAY HOMILY – RICH PASCHALL
A sermon on smoking and other pastimes by Rich Paschall, Sunday Night Blog From time to time I think about this topic, but rarely come to the lectern to speak about it. If you have been attending Sunday services here at the… Read More ›
SUNDAY IS FOR PREACHING
A sermon on smoking and other pastimes by Rich Paschall, Sunday Night Blog I was thinking about this recently because of people who passed. A few weeks back I wrote about Betty, a friend and co-author of a play we… Read More ›
3 FREE Prequels to THE RETURNED – From Audible and Amazon Kindle
The First, The Sparrow, The Choice Prequels to The Returned, by Jason Mott These three short story are prequels to The Returned. All are available right now — free — on Kindle and from Audible.com in celebration of the publication — August… Read More ›
A Welcome For The Dead — The Returned, A Novel by Jason Mott
The Returned, by Jason Mott Harlequin – Harlequin MIRA Publication Date: August 27, 2013 In the long decades since the tragic drowning death of their 8-year old son, Jacob, Harold and Lucille Hargrave’s lives have moved on. There were years of grieving,… Read More ›