Still Tending
Before leaving the Roman governor, he was flogged, and his skull was repeatedly pierced by thorns. He was in incalculable … Continue reading Still Tending
Category: History
Two Kinds of Water
Water, is as old as the earth itself. Water outlasts every human who needs it for life. Old, ancient, yet … Continue reading Two Kinds of Water
No Ordinary Dove
It was a dove in a tree. But not just a dove. My first exposure to a dove of this … Continue reading No Ordinary Dove
Painted Lady Irruption
Suddenly there were thousands of them. It was, in biologists’ terms, an irruption, a sudden sharp increase in the relative … Continue reading Painted Lady Irruption
Eclipse
Eclipse means to hide, to conceal, cover or darken. It also denotes casting a shadow upon something. In the ancient … Continue reading Eclipse
More Than All
Socrates is considered a wise man. Perhaps he is best known for his gifted ability to question everything and everyone. … Continue reading More Than All
Unchangeable-Always Good
George Washington Carver (1864-1943) My day began with thoughts about this man. George Washington Carver has long been one of … Continue reading Unchangeable-Always Good
