Flavors of Fun

By Pam Kumpe

A trip out of town almost cost me some ice cream.  It all started in the parking lot at the building where I’d planned to speak. I’d loaded my dolly with my two-foot plastic ice cream cone, a plastic oversized cone. Asked to speak on writing humor, I planned to share some flavors of fun with the class that afternoon.
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Keeping the Faith

By Jennifer Kearson 

It seems everyone is being affected one way or another with our current economy. Since January, I have met many people who are sharing an apartment or allowing families to live in their basement. In March, I discovered several of my friends are losing their jobs because there is not enough money to pay everyone. Also, the food co- op has been at a slow pace, and people are staying closer to home for vacation. With everything that has been going on with the economy, how does one keep the faith?
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Just Imagine

By John T. McNeal 

Have you ever had one of those days, when you come home from work, kick off your shoes and you’re so tired that you lack the fortitude or ability to even lean across the couch to turn on the Television. So, you sit there just staring at the wall in front of you. It’s like you’re in an absent minded trance, hoping you can gather your thoughts and strength to get up and start supper or at least pour yourself a cup of coffee.
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Marriage

By John McNeal 

Marriage is a wonderful institution in which a man and a woman become united in the presence of friends, family and God.  This form of unity has been around for thousands of years.  Adam and Eve were the first to enter into this holy commitment, and there were many people who followed suit.  To many people, marriage might look easy, especially if all the planets and stars stay aligned.
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Finding the Truth

Jennifer Kearson 

As stated in the Bible, Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.” Recently, I overheard a conversation my minister was saying about a young man who had gone off to college to find his path. This young man decided to take a religious course. I wasn’t sure exactly what particular course this was, but I assumed it was based on world religions. Regardless, the professor insisted Jesus was not the way to eternal life. Basically, the professor said Jesus was a joke or some faker! If Jesus is so great, then how come our life is so messed up? Why do we not get what we want, when we want it?
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