Posts Tagged ‘Serving Others’
Angle
This is a word that can used in geometry and architecture as well as in personal interests. I think it is related to “an agenda” that a person might have or their “angle” – which in this case might mean their perspective. I think everyone has an “angle” (aka secret motive) through which we operate.…
Read MoreUnselfish
It is not always easy to be unselfish. I’ve chosen the biggest piece of cake first. I’ve taken the cookie with the most icing. I think I learned to be selfish at a very early age. I’ve been fighting this urge to be selfish ever since I accepted Jesus into my heart. He is…
Read MoreUnselfish
It’s really hard to be unselfish. I want what I want when I want it. I do want the biggest piece of cake or the best looking donut. If given the first choice, I will sometimes choose what is best for me without thinking of the other person. I will probably battle selfishness until…
Read MoreFeet
I am not a fan of feet. I’m thankful that I have feet. But I’ve never thought that feet were pretty. They are definitely functional to get me where I need to go. My feet go places and step into things that are pretty disgusting. They stay stuffed away in my shoes all day or…
Read MoreVolunteerism and Your Family
Drink in the giving spirit of the season. Our changing and sometimes challenging economy has compelled many of us to reach out more than ever, family-to-family, neighbor-to-neighbor and throughout our community. Finding extra time to give may not always be easy, but the rewards for a family that volunteers together can be lifelong. It can…
Read MoreEaster Egg Hunt
I’m not sure where the idea came from, but this is a fun time for kids. I’ve always enjoyed helping with the Easter Egg Hunt. It’s like finding a lot of prizes all over the yard. I’m not sure how the Easter Bunny and egg hunting got connected to Easter. My youngest son is old…
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