I love Christmas. I love the lights, the trees, the songs, the food, the family (but not necessarily in that order…). I love traditions that pass from one generation to another. I love the music, especially…
Blog by Kelly McEuen
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My 2-year-old grandson Bryce was born a preemie and is so small the doctors’ are concerned, but I believe he is just little like his Mama was. He is a charmer and full of life. He twirls…
Blog by June Townzen
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So we are left saying, “God, how about you put a sign up for me? Point me in the exact direction that you want me to go.” I would have..
Bog by Dan Carson
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“Today: A Day your’ve never lived before!”
Have you ever had this thought to enter your mind? …
Blog by Jo Davis
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I turned eighteen and legally I am an adult, I believe somewhere in the adult handbook someone forgot to give me it mentions different things like paying bills, how to not burn yourself when cooking bacon, and watching the news. All of which are not any fun and I truly hate them, yet…
Blog by Alee Martin
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Several weeks ago, my grandson, Hadley, was at our home, and wanted to turn off the light on the ceiling fan in the living room. When he asked for help, his grandpa (a.k.a. my husband, Roland) teasingly asked him why he didn’t turn it off himself. In typical three-year-old fashion, Hadley replied, “But I’m too down here!”
Blog by Patricia Poertner
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Happiness is something that almost everyone in life is searching for, pursuing, or wondering if it even exists. The whole idea of happiness is often viewed as something mysterious that some people naturally have and others simply…
Woman’s blog by Anna Betts
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Do you have problems? Are they big problems or small ones? Sometimes, it may seem we can’t deal with our problems because one problem isn’t solved until another one starts.
Woman’s blog by Peggy Brown
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According to the GlobalRichList.com, I am richer than 99% of all the people in the world. In fact, if you make $14,400 annually (that is $7.50/hour, the Arkansas minimum wage), you are richer than 92% of the world’s population. Are we blessed? You bet we are!
But being blessed is measured by so much more than income or wealth! The Scripture tells us…
How will you use your 16,000 + words today?
Woman’s blog by Brenda Townzen.
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