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You may not be familiar with the marvelous Christian writer Watchman Nee. He died in a Communist prison for his faith. He was a prolific writer and was blessed with amazing spiritual insight. I am drawing from some of his thoughts from a devotional book titled, “A Table In The Wilderness.”
Read moreIf you’re planning to retire in just a few years, you may be getting excited about this next phase of your life. However, your ability to enjoy retirement fully will depend, at least partially, on the resources you can draw from your investment portfolio.
Read moreLast week, workers at a giant Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama, voted against forming a union by an overwhelming 71-29 margin. The lopsided outcome at the 6,000-employee warehouse dealt a crushing blow to labor organizers and their Democrat allies as both President Biden and Bernie Sanders openly supported the union effort.
Read moreI read a story the other day that addressed our ability to remain focused, or actually the lack thereof. It was a short article, probably for good reason, because it stated adults spend as much as 47 percent of their waking lives letting their minds wander.
Read moreLately, I have been compiling some life lessons learned from this pandemic. These life lessons have made all the difference in winning over the fear.
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HCCArts Art AfterHours classes give you an introduction to decorative arts methodologies in a playful environment. Get a taste, without the commitment, for expensive materials or complex concepts. Beginning students and experienced artists welcome. The casual style of exploration and creativity provides every participant an evening of friends, fabrication and fun.
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The most endearing rabbit in the world of literature began as a letter penned long, long ago to a very ill little boy.
Read moreQ: My teen daughter and her boyfriend frequently exchange put-downs and insults. She laughs it off, but I don’t think this is healthy behavior. Am I being too sensitive?
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