Blissful thoughts this ThanksgivingOf simple gifts for lively livingBurbling waters of mountain brooksShakespeare sonnets and classic booksHiking trails, city ParkHugs and kisses in the darkCotton candy at the Texas FairHaunted
I saw a younger friend today looking so nice and neat that I just had to say, “Just look at you. Sharp and spiffy. Blue blazer, paisley tie, shined shoes.
This summer I went to Joseph A. Bank to update my wardrobe and found, much to my astonishment, that my waist line had expanded from 36 inches to 42 inches.
Our daughter, Wende, is a production coordinator for commercials and films. Last week she worked with an eleven-camera television crew. As she sat with the director in the production booth
Bad news: Little meaningful progress has been made in finding a drug that will prevent or treat Alzheimer’s disease. Good news: A growing number of research physicians believe that lifestyle
Lately I’ve been thinking about the anger that seems to infiltrate our daily lives. Are the social, political and religious conflicts in our country worse now than in the past
Lately I’ve been thinking about our country’s political rancor: the vexing vile, vulgar, vacuous, violent, venomous, vicious, vilifications and vindications we perpetuate on each other. (Is that the longest alliteration
When my brother Cornel and I were youngsters we would visit our paternal grandparents who lived 25 miles from the Big Sandy crossroads in the heart of the Big Thicket,
When personal tragedy strikes the first question we ask is “Why me, Lord?” To answer that question we must first look inward: “Did I do something to bring misfortune on
Trees snap. Rooftops sail through the air. Cars tumble. Walls collapse. Water engulfs the land. A hurricane tears the shore asunder. An earthquake swallows cities. Terrorists threaten civilizations. Epidemics devastate
Sometime in August 2004 I was on the way to a speaking engagement on congested Texas Highway 6 just outside the 610 Loop in Houston. I’m the kind of guy
Throughout his life the great Christian apologist, C. S. Lewis, experienced brief but profound moments of joyful longing. Lewis believed that all of us possess a desire for an inexpressive
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