I’m cleaning out my desk today and one of the fattest files I’ll be tossing has weighed down the file drawer for over a decade now. It’s my “rejection” file. I don’t know if most authors keep their rejection letters or not, but I held onto mine for years. Of course, after a while I no longer received rejection letters…. Read More
Dear Friend, today I’d like to remind you that this will not last forever. I know, some of you have situations that prompt you to say, “But Kay, this will last forever. This situation, this burden, this conflict, this physical problem…it’s not going anywhere. It will last forever.” But here are two caveats to that assumption. First of all, nothing… Read More
Running late for the show, we still took the time to buy popcorn and drinks. And, large drinks in tow, we definitely had to stop by the ladies’ room before sitting down for a two-hour movie. When we entered the dark theater we assumed the previews would still be rolling. But we were wrong. Although the movie couldn’t have been… Read More
Sweet sister, are you at the end…of your rope, of your wits, of your list of solutions? Does it seem that your problems have become so tangled and mangled that there is no way to unravel them? Maybe your troubles have been brewing for such a long period of time that you can’t even remember what life was like before… Read More
This post is the second in a series titled Your World, God’s View. You can find the complete series (when it’s done!) here. When I was a child I loved playing on the porch. Whether it was the more formal front porch furnished with a simple black bench, the carport where I could roller skate when the cars were gone,… Read More
Sitting on my back porch with a cup of coffee in my hand and my dogs at my feet, savoring the final cool hour of the morning before the Arizona sun heated up the day, I thought to myself, “All is right with the world today.” The sky was a perfect blue with only wispy, scattered clouds thrown in for… Read More