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When our grandsons were born in Colorado, I was invited to visit there and assist with routine household tasks for a few days.  Our Denver son and his wife are members of a congenial church where, as in my own church, people are always available to bring meals.  Each night we enjoyed a fine home cooked meal complete with dessert, delivered [...]

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“Let us not become weary of doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”  Galatians 6:9 (NIV) The term entropy was coined in 1865 by Rudolf Julius Emanuel Clausius, 1822-1888, a German physicist and mathmatician who is considered to be one of the central founders of the [...]

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Most of us have had friends in need, either due to illness or a crisis.  The question we always ask is, “How can I help?”  Before I experienced the flack and fallout of chronic illness and pain, I asked that question many times—and often did try to “help” in the wrong way.  Only when we have [...]

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Twenty-three years ago this summer, my husband spent 5 weeks in a hospital with by-pass surgery (7 by-passes!) followed by a tenacious infection in his incision site.  Joe was very ill and it was an anxious, discouraging time for all in our family—especially for him. In my opinion a sickroom is similar to a canoe trip on a wild river, [...]

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Again and again, I’m convinced that having a passion for something upbeat and creative is the core ingredient in living with panache.  And most certainly, our creative interests lead to inspiring conversation! A woman who can only talk about problems, her personal “issues”, or the ”issues” of her family members and friends is missing out on abundant life—as well as trying to drive her [...]

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