Month: April 2015

I woke up today before nine and any day I do that and don’t have to work is a good thing. I did my devotions,  then took the bus, got lunch at Chick-fil-a, and even stopped by “Wally World.” On the way home about forty-five minutes ago, I stopped by Mugs, a coffee shop in Old…… Continue reading Abundantly Blessed

Once upon a time, deep in the pearl of Africa, there lived a beautiful maiden. Her name was Mama Julie. She was principal of the local school and every unmarried man in the whole village wanted Mama Julie to be his bride. Yet, there was none in all the villages of Africa who loved Mama…… Continue reading A Tall African Tale

A little over a year ago, I went to a bible study put on by Come Let’s Dance in Steamboat at the local Episcopal church about twice a week. I would go to Steamboat most everyday, spending time volunteering with Come Let’s Dance, working out, and going to the library with friends like Taek Soo…… Continue reading The Year of Walking Alive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hirUSLS54WU Almost eleven years ago, it was the weekend before Christmas and everyone in the “twin cities” of Monroe/West Monroe was eagerly anticipating the holidays. Linda Lavender School of Dance was having its annual Christmas production and many parents, along with their not so thrilled sons, went to watch their daughters and sisters dance, counting…… Continue reading An Unexpected Night