To my grandson and other adults: You are 18! You’re an adult. But you have been for a long time. Adult meaning mature, capable and able to care for yourself. Actually 18 doesn’t get you much more than that. You can sign your life away into debt–with apartment leases, credit cards, expensive things you quickly [...]
A friend died this past week. The circumstances of his death and the death of his daughter were horrible. It was difficult to talk about and even more so to not talk about it. The wonderful Aggie Land friends found the answer. They talked about how Mac and Noel lived. Mac Devin and his daughter [...]
Max Lacado email devotional today says, “God’s love came not wrapped in paper, but in passion. Not covered with ribbons, but sprinkled with blood. The gifts of the Cross!” From He Chose the Nails I have thought of this for so many years. Why nails and a cross? There are several thoughts that have helped me [...]
Max Lacado says, “Society labelsHope Anne and Aunt Peggy you like a can on an assembly line. Stupid. Unproductive. Slow learner. Fast talker. Quitter. But as grace infiltrates, criticism disintegrates.
Watching a child find an Easter egg brings a smile to even a curled up teenage lip.
”Stretch yourself out in the hammock of grace. You can rest now!” You know they never change. They grow from young mean girls to old mean girls. Having to deal with them brings you to the point of grace once more. Their meanness causes you to simmer in anger for days. You want to fight [...]
I am not a tea and cookie person. If I join something it has to be a strong belief. When I wrote about the DAR in Granbury, I knew this was a group I could join. Two wonderful ladies helped me find my Revolutionary War ancestors. The following info from their site is the reason [...]
If my sisters weren’t all in heaven, we would go to the Twiligh,Texas event together this Saturday. Naomi Ruth would love the wine and “Hunks.” Ouida would love the romance and being together. Ladell, invented shopping and beauty. We would laugh and talk, enjoy the sunshine, do the scavenger hunt, drink wine, eat chocolate, flirt [...]
Bring your best friends or your sweetheart and search out the people and places of Twilight, Texas book series by NY Times bestselling author, Lori Wilde. Discover the legends, find the Teal Peacock, the Playhouse Theater, The Funny Farm and more. Get freebooks, purchase the ebook written especially for the event and win prizes. Basically [...]
Romance, Twilight and Granbury By Peggy Freeman Twilight, Texas is a quaint tourist town on the banks of the Brazos River that feeds into Lake Twilight… Twilightites loved their celebrations. They never passed up an excuse for a festival or carnival or party. Part of it was due to the nature of the town’s commerce, [...]