Huguette Clark died in 2011. A vastly wealthy heiress, she died in seclusion in a hospital room at the end of a very long life, yet she maintained numerous empty mansions, one of which she never set ...
Read more: Our Gifts to God
Some battles are too big for us to fight. Cancer. Betrayal. Financial ruin.
Yet, even in the midst of such horrendous foes, we have a champion. We need not lean upon our arm of flesh; rather, we can ...
Read more: The Battle Too Big
A gumdrop fairyland paints an image of the perfect life for many small children.
However, real life is somewhat pricklier. We have bills to pay; jobs to attend; neighbors who don’t care for how we ...
Read more: Into the Frying Pan
There are few things more important on a package of food than the expiration date.
Sure, some things can be used well beyond the expiration date, but other things expire like clockwork. Prepackaged ...
In May of 2013, a series of storms blew through North Texas, igniting 16 tornados, the deadliest hitting near the town of ...
Read more: When the Wind Comes
We have become used to politicians glossing over unpleasant facts in their backgrounds, hoping beyond hope to win our vote. Celebrities plead in the tabloids for us to forgive their inebriated ...
Read more: Dividing the Truth
We see two apples on the counter, one shiny and firm, and the other soft and wrinkled. What do we do? We keep the best and throw out the ...
Read more: Keeping the Best
