A sick little doggie has my attention this morning. Hopefully it’s no big deal, but while I don’t normally call the vet for doggie throw-up or doggie diarrhea, something is compelling me to have this checked out today. So my mind doesn’t seem to be able to wrap itself around grand theological concepts or even silly chatter this morning. I’m… Read More
Not so wordy and not so many pictures even. Keeping it really short today just to wish you a Very Happy Easter! From the Harms home to yours! I would love to know how you will spend Easter day. Sunrise service? Resurrection Celebration Service? Special choir music? Big family dinner? Brunch? Or something less traditional but just as meaningful, special… Read More
I was going to write about Joshua son of Nun today, mighty in battle, courageous when others were cowardly. But as I was flipping pages of my Bible to get to the story of Joshua and Caleb’s zeal to enter the Promised Land when the 10 other spies brought back a daunting report, I came across a lesser known story… Read More
Saturday night as I waited up for the prom queen to come home (not literally the prom queen, just the little princess of this house who felt like a queen for the evening), I was privy to watch all sorts of enlightening commercials on television. If you think the ads are crazy during the day, you should check out the… Read More
Pasta again? That’s a weekly mantra at my home because I happen to like all things Italian. Spaghetti, ravioli, tortellini, lasagna, farfalle, pizza. I know pizza’s not a pasta, but it’s Italian and I love it. If it were up to me we’d probably eat some sort of Italian dish every night. But I try to be considerate of the… Read More
It’s sad really, I suppose, that the thing that has hung with me the most from my recent California coastal journey is (besides the magnificent Pacific Ocean)… the cows. Yes, you read correctly. I said cows. Happy cows to be exact. I had seen the Happy Cow commercials on TV and thought they were cute, but didn’t realize how very… Read More