Hi everyone, time really does fly and I just cannot believe that it has been six months since I last posted here. It's now more than a year since I lost my son and I still expect to see his smiling face at the door - the alternative is still a bit too much to bear.  read more »

How many times do you hear that people just couldn't find the time. Somehow the day starts by dishing out 24 hours, and by the end of the day when I collapse into bed I wonder where on earth it went. Maybe we need to set time traps, administer slow down meds and then let it go to contaminate the following day. I mean there must be some way to slow things down.  read more »

It is a long while since I posted on here. While I have been busy lately setting up a website I have also spent a lot of time offline due to a mixture of computer problems and depression - which leads me to the notion that everything has its time.  read more »

Dyslexia is a disorder where a child has specific problems related to learning words,spellings and-at times-numbers,the question that arises is how to deal with it.Probably all of us will say with patience,love and blah,blah,blah....But it's always easier said than done.The first and the foremost thing is to get it diagnosed.You need to understand and demystify the reason behind your child being a  read more »

I stood at the window the snow crunching at my feet and looked in to see the people eating, talking, and making merry. It was a cold night and I was alone. My stomach twisted and the hard knot made it difficult for me to decide whether to knock on the door. Twenty minutes had gone by and I stood there still frozen in spirit with the same hard knot.  read more »

That old nemesis is time. I never have time to complete all I need to do on the weekends. It’s just about time to turn in for the night and I still have things to do. I just run out of time. That’s Ok though. I accomplished a lot and that makes a difference to me.  read more »

In the beginning, there was darkness.
In the middle, there was light.
And the light shone on the coppery dome of the
most dominant building in Three Cheese, Wisconsin.
Yes, the roof of the Westclox Savings and Loan gleamed.

And the people squinted from the glare
as they drove down the gently sloping Main Street.  read more »

I want to describe a scene for you that struck me has been profound. I used the moment is an illustration last night from the pulpit, but it seemed to me that there was so much more that could be learned or applied from the incident than I used last night. So I want to try recounted here and then let you come up with illustrations or adages or axioms that might be applicable.  read more »