ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Make the most of every opportunity that comes your way this week, Aries. You may not get many chances to test your mettle in the weeks to come, so it’s important to act now. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, something that started out as a part-time venture could turn
The Open Air Book Fair will be held on Saturday, August 22nd, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Montgomery Park at 119 1st St., Montgomery, PA 17752. This free, family-friendly day will be filled with dozens of regional and award-winning authors that guests can meet and find their new favorite story. Book genres
As most of the readers of the Weekly know, Heather and I stepped away from traditional pastoral ministry a little over two years ago to focus on a new calling God has placed in our hearts — the discipleship of men. We’ll talk more on that topic in a bit, but first, here’s a quick
Nail health may seem frivolous to some, but when you have cracked, dry, and irritated nail beds, it can cause enough discomfort and pain to start taking it seriously. Growing strong nails not only can be aesthetically pleasing for those of us who partake in manicures and pedicures, but it’s also just sound practice for
ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 You have been burning the candle at both ends, Aries. You can’t run on caffeine and grit all of the time. Find a day to rest before your body makes that decision for you. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Someone is testing your patience this week, Taurus. Before you stick
Among the many quotes attributed to Winston Churchill, one is his alleged response when criticized for using prepositions at the end of his sentences: “That,” he supposedly said, “is the type of nonsense up with which I will not put.” The quote is almost certainly apocryphal (that is, of doubtful authenticity). But nonetheless, it still
Mom called you in a panic the other day. She’d lost her keys and by the time you arrived to help, she’d found them. In the refrigerator. These kinds of things keep happening, not often but often enough, and you don’t know quite what to worry about. But in the new book “When Memory Fades”
On July 4th, the only thing we were thinking about was picnic food, fireworks, keeping cool in the river, and everything was red, white, and blue themed. It was summer, and nothing feels more like summer than the Fourth of July. On July 5th, Kenzy asked me a question. “Momma, when we get home from
An old Star Trek joke insists that the sign on the Enterprise’s female restroom reads: “Where no man has gone before.” Of course, intersex bathroom jokes don’t work very well anymore; but I suppose if one of those red-shirted crewmen felt really urgent and the men’s room was locked, he would have “to boldly go”
