Author: <span>Kay</span>

The Blessing of a Mismeasurement

by Kay | Dec 2, 2013 | ... on life

“Okay, I’m right in front of the trees,” Jon reported over the phone. He was standing in front of the fake Christmas trees at Costco. “Which one do you want. 7 ½’, 9’ or 12’?” A few years ago, we bit the bullet and switched from a fresh to a fake Christmas tree. It...

Table Talk: Thoughts on Thanksgiving by Ruth Meek

by Kay | Nov 28, 2013 | Uncategorized

I ran into our friend Ruth a few weeks ago and asked if she had anything up her sleeve that she would like to share with us. As is usually the case with me, I forgot to follow up. But I was thrilled to receive this in my in-box and am happy to share. Thanksgiving....

Embracing Rather Than Enduring

by Kay | Nov 25, 2013 | ... on life, ...on faith, Purposeful Parenting

Last week, I flew home from Virginia and a little over 24-hour trip. If I can make a day-trip, I do it. But sometimes I have to spend the night somewhere. And what a beautiful spot to spend the night – Virginia Beach, Virginia. I called Jon from my hotel room that...

It’s Just a Parking Space

by Kay | Nov 18, 2013 | ... on life, becuase if you don't laugh, you just might cry

“So, what do you think about lunch next week?” my friend asks me over the phone. We had been catching up while I drove north to the West Plano Costco. I love Costco. Sam’s is great, too. But we had weekend visitors headed our way. One of which happens to be my...

Behind Refigerator Doors

by Kay | Nov 11, 2013 | ... on life, ...on faith, Laughter

“I put some brownies in your refrigerator,” my very nice new friend kindly informed me. We were standing in my entry-way. “You did?” I smiled. “I can’t stay for lunch,” she continued, “but I wanted to bring something for dessert for those who can. Thanks so much for...