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I’ve never been a queen before. Royalty does not run in my family. In fact, I didn’t even expect to be noticed while attending the very ...

Chatter filled the room as we squeezed through the crowd between clusters of reuniting friends. We didn’t know a soul, so we retreated to...

I’m blaming menopause. It’s seems like the perfect excuse to explain my forgetfulness these days. But today, a scene unexpectedly emerged...

Sunshine, hot dogs, snow cones, and peanuts, along with shouting parents and home run cheers. All set the stage for opening day of the ...

Pillsbury sugar cookies with hearts. That’s what I envisioned to complete the Valentine’s care package. They had always been Carolyn’s ...

It was a clarifying moment as the words etched on my mind transferred themselves from my fingertips to the screen. The idea went something like this: When defeat or rejection arrives at your door, it can actually be an opportunity. Yes, I said O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T-Y. This seemingly outlandish idea was triggered by a quote I stumbled upon in R. Scott Rodin’s “Stewards in the Kingdom.” I randomly opened this particular book and began to read. And what was revealed next changed

I have issues. Most require treatment, sometimes medication. My most pressing chronic problem is located in my neck and back, making visits to the chiropractor a regular part of my self-care routine. Adjustments are needed to get everything back in alignment—I just wish they would stick. Unfortunately, my physical body isn’t the only thing out of whack; I often need internal adjustments too. As it turns out, the real misalignment is way beyond my spine.

Winning. That’s the focus when I turn on my television or computer as I pour my morning coffee. Whether its elections, football games, or...

Some call it coincidence, others karma – I call it a “God Thing” or “God Wink.” Whatever the term, it’s clear something unexplainable is ...