Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision, LLC
Q: What kind of shoes do frogs wear? A: Open toad My wife asked me to pass her the lip balm. I gave her super glue by mistake. She’s still not talking to me. I dig. You dig. We dig. They dig. He dig. They dig… It’s not a beautiful poem, but it’s deep. A… Read More
“What proof do you have that Jesus ever existed outside of the Bible?” “Your belief in Jesus is just a crutch. He never even existed.” If you’ve ever been challenged this way and struggled for answers, read this article by Simon Gathercole in The Guardian: What is the historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived and died?… Read More
I was ready for a sucker punch to the gut, had on the full armor of God, my husband beside me, waiting… THE BONE SCAN WAS NORMAL!!! The flares I had noticed were normal collections in kidney and bladder, but the bones look normal—no cancerous invasion. The doctor had to repeat it a few times… Read More
It began April 26 when I expressed concern with my doctor about “something going on in my back.” Four MRIs, three CT scans, one bone scan, and four doctor visits later, I’m still in Limbo Land. What is going on in my body? Something. We still don’t know, but we’re testing and deciding who to… Read More
Hello, fellow explorers of the wonders of our brains. Last week I presented a way to renew your minds: 4 steps, 15 minutes, every day for a month. Have you decided to try it yet? When I share this plan, I find that people are sometimes confused in two areas: Do NOT wait for a negative thought… Read More
Q: Why did Adele cross the road? A: To say hello from the other side. Q: How much does it cost a pirate to get his ears pierced? A: A buccaneer Q: How does the moon cut his hair? A: Eclipse it Quote about JOY “One filled with joy preaches without preaching.” ~Mother Theresa
Isn’t it easy to blow the little things way out of proportion? Often we really aren’t aware of or don’t want to face the real problem in a relationship, so we choose something easy to see and easy to get mad about. “It’s common for people with big problems to dwell disproportionately on smaller ones. Stress… Read More
