by Ellie | Jul 25, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
LOOKING WAY AHEAD, where will you be in five-hundred years? Will time In heaven even be measured in years,? When will you die? None of us knows for sure. Sudden death happens, but for those of us who long to see the face of Jesus, the actual length of life doesn’t...
by Ellie | Jun 21, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
For the 90% of you who might not have picked up from my last blog that I may have LUNG CANCER (biopsy still to come), here’s Part 2 of what God is doing in my life. Admittedly, my news was sort of buried in the middle of last week’s post, and as Cousin Sally...
by Ellie | Jun 14, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
What’s the definition of STONE, STONING, STONED? A hard, mineral substance A form of execution The effect of being high on drugs Might a collector of stones be called a “stoner?” If so, I’m one. There was a time when my attic was in danger of collapse from the number...
by Ellie | May 24, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
Daughter Rachel decreed that we EMPTY our attic. NOW. She set a date and showed up at 8 AM. The heavy stuff, requiring strong backs, is still up there. But at least 50 boxes of varying size and shape now grace hallways, bedrooms, living room. The contents of these...
by Ellie | May 10, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
MY LIFE HAS TAKEN ON A STRANGE PATTERN. I’m hoping you can put a name to it. Recent happenings: Got new glasses. Problem: They were no better than the old ones. Go get eyes retested. Eye-doctor visit. Pulled the address from Contacts. Got there. Right practice; wrong...
by Ellie | Apr 26, 2019 | blog, Uncategorized
This is a very special story, adapted from an Upper Room devotional book and based on “The Story of Philip” by Harry Pritchett, Jr. Philip was born a mongoloid—a pleasant child—happy, it seemed, but increasingly aware of the difference between himself and other...
