Dogs Really Are Man's Best Friend

By Anonymous on October 16, 2017 / 2,939 views

Back when I was 17, my parents had recently split up. My mom walked out, my sister only sibling was already in college across the country. I lived with my dad at the time, and he was the only family member I had within 1500 miles. It was Christmas Eve, my father was gradually getting worse in the ICU. I had already been dealing with him not paying bills etc. We didn’t have heat on in the house in the...

On The Day I Die

By John Pavlovitz on October 16, 2017 / 3,651 views

By John Pavlovitz on October 16, 2017 / 3,651 views

On the day I die a lot will happen. A lot will change. The world will be busy. On the day I die, all the important appointments I made will be left unattended. The many plans I had yet to complete will remain forever undone. The calendar that ruled so many of my days will now be irrelevant to me. All the material things I so chased and guarded...

Leslie's Story

By Leslie on October 16, 2017 / 3,361 views

It all begin on Election Day my husband and I decided to have a baby. If president Trump got elected. So I did. I worked at Captin Ds at the time. My happy times. Loved the people there. I was so busy for three months I didn't know I was pregnant found out on Valentine's Day. I thought know other day. How exciting. My almost 9 months of happy went good but my health wasn't. Doctors were concerned I...

Make Someone Happy

By Kay Heitsch on October 14, 2017 / 4,382 views

"When we have the opportunity to make someone happy we should do it. The world needs more of this." ~ Quotes ~ On Wednesday I was at Planet Fitness when a girl came in wearing a great looking patriotic jacket. I admire it right away, but didn't say anything. Time passed and I noticed she was about to leave. I was talking to someone and said, "Hey there's that girl in that...

The Message

By Rick on October 14, 2017 / 3,690 views

I want to share a message I got. Everything is perfect! I didn't believe everything is perfect and actually it doesn't make much sense, as many would agree, looking around at our imperfect world. I got the message while trying to stop something I thought was wrong. It was a silly thing. Fifteen older men wanted to oppose fifteen inexperienced and ill equipped small boys in a game of...

You Are Inspiration

By Matthew Collinson on October 13, 2017 / 3,161 views

Every person has a chance to inspire those around them. Each person that come and go from our lives whether a one second stranger or a life time family member is going to see something from us. What they take from us is our choice. To make this world a better place let us focus our minds to only have a positive and loving influence. That influence will have a butterfly affect unlike any other because it comes...

Coffee And Hot Buttered Biscuits

By Katie Lee on October 13, 2017 / 2,782 views

Two miles back down the road I smelled the freshly brewed coffee. The drive-through window lady always knew to put in three extra sugars and four creams. I could almost taste the hot buttered biscuits, as I pulled into the lot. I wondered why it was not packed. Well, it was Monday morning. I also reasoned that the sky was cloudy. It was still early. So, I waited. In the wait, I maximized the moments...

Dad Lives Six Years And Was Only Given 14 Months To Live

By Tonya on October 13, 2017 / 2,115 views

By Tonya on October 13, 2017 / 2,115 views

My father was diagnosed with brain cancer (glioblastoma) which is the fastest growing cancer known and was given 14 months to live back in 2011.  He is still alive and doing well. His name is Clark Turner and with his wife Carol they have five foster kids that they take care of - also they have raised their granddaughter from birth and she is now 18. Well now I will tell the story when the...

Elderly People

By Sonia Kaur on October 11, 2017 / 2,553 views

Wise people are very few, if we put a habit of hearing then wise people from our home to the outside world will find everywhere. The elderly are the most intelligent, they have expertise and their experience is very useful but it is very sad we don't appreciate our elderly. We ignore them who are the most valuable that is why we learn by being cheated, if we listen to our elderly wise people how much we...

Perfect Timing

By Kay Heitsch on October 11, 2017 / 2,861 views

"I don't understand, Lord! How could this be a part of Your plan for our lives?" Over and over again, these words whirled around in my mind as I drove home from work that afternoon. I couldn't believe that we were going to be moving again. "Don't you care about us, Lord?" Tears burned my eyes as they rolled down my cheeks. Down the road I could see a long line of...

Every Day Is Holy

By Joseph J. Mazzella on October 10, 2017 / 2,538 views

It was late September. I was driving through a heavy fog to a store to pick up a few things. When I got there I strolled through the store looking for what I needed. I grabbed a bag of dog food for my dogs, a pack of batteries for my son, and a bite of chocolate for myself. As I turned the corner to head for the checkout register, though, I saw something that stopped me in my tracks. A two foot tall skeleton...

You'll Need To Take Him

By Kay Heitsch on October 06, 2017 / 3,980 views

The phone rang, it was the school calling. "Would you please come and pick up Brandon? He seems to be sick." What could be wrong, I wondered? I drove right over to the school and picked him up. We drove home and he went upstairs to lie down. Brandon slept for a long time, but woke up very sick. It was now quite late and nothing was open; I wasn't sure what I should do. I called my husband Bill....

A Moment Of Clarity

By Joseph J. Mazzella on October 06, 2017 / 3,004 views

It was a long drive to the nursing home where my Grandmother was living, but at least twice a month I got into the car with my small children to make the trip to see her. We had already lost my Mom to cancer and I wanted them to be able to remember Nana. I wanted to be able to remember her as well, especially because she was beginning to forget me. Nana had Alzheimer’s disease. It was slowly...

Divine Romance

By Wendy on October 06, 2017 / 1,898 views

They knew, they both knew without eye contact they knew. she could feel him looking at her, it seemed he looked right thru her, what did he see? he watched her as she danced to the music he played. he knew she was the one. as she danced she looked up on the stage and their eyes met.she knew him like she knew herself , he was the missing piece that would complete her soul, a twin it could not be denied. time...

Singing As We Roll Along

By Kay Heitsch on October 06, 2017 / 2,029 views

When I called the number, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I saw the ad in the phone book and it looked like something I would enjoy: "Non Medical In Home Care." The ad stated that I would be helping people, I assumed elderly, stay in their own homes. This sounded like the job for me. I love older people. I'd spent a lot of time volunteering in nursing homes. This ad said these...

At The Crossroads

By Joseph J. Mazzella on October 04, 2017 / 3,444 views

When I was a young father and Autumn would spread her colorful carpet across the hills and mountains of my home, I would often load my kids into the car and embark on a Fall foliage tour. We would take the back roads and look at the leaves shining in the sunlight. There would be glittering golds, blazing reds, and outrageous oranges, sometimes all on the same tree. We would drive and stop and look and be in...

Who Took The Lid Off?

By Kay Heitsch on October 04, 2017 / 1,882 views

Last week our little special needs grandson Noah owned up to something he had done. Noah had taken the lid off of the gerbil cage and the cat had gotten in. I'm happy to report the gerbils are fine. When Noah told me that he had taken the lid off the cage I was happy that he was taking responsibility for his actions. I told him how proud I was of him for owning up to what he had...