Frogger

By Karen King 

Computers have thousands of uses today, but I've never heard of one used in quite the way our first computer was used many years ago!

My husband and I have two children who are truly gifts from God.  We enjoyed every aspect of having children as they were growing up except …HOMEWORK!  By the time the assignments are finally completed, most parents are ready to scream, "Calgon, take me away!”  We were there!

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Fitness and Aging

By Don S. Otis 

Jim is a 66-year-old former retired professor. He is a hiker, plays squash and has kayaked the Hudson River, The Columbia, and The Florida Keys. He is always looking for some new adventure, a new challenge. In functional terms, Jim is much younger than his chronological age.

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Do You Hear What I Hear?

Every Spring I feel the gentle call from my flower beds. They want my company. The underworked winter soil, hardened by the harshness of winter, gently gives way to the shovel and hoe as I work the soil. My trip to the neighborhood garden nursery is strategically planned and I enjoy browsing different varieties of plants. My traditional roots usually keep me grounded and I customarily pick reliable, heat resistant perennials to occupy my garden beds. As you can imagine, within weeks the lovely vibrant colors of pinks and purples collide against the evergreen shrubs and make for a gorgeous rainbow of color.

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Omnipotent

By Richard Wines 

What does it mean to be omnipotent?  I call God omnipotent, but do I know what omnipotence means?  The dictionary defines omnipotence as “almighty or infinite in power.”  So how can the finite understand the infinite?  I can’t, but that doesn’t keep me from trying.

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The Wife Has a New Tattoo

By Darren Marlar 

My wife was gone for two weeks visiting family and friends – she finally got back home late last night.  We spent the day together today and she told me that she’d brought something back home with her from Kansas City.

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