Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I realize we will never, on this earth, reach a full understanding and knowledge of who God is. I believe that we will still be learning more and more about God through eternity in with Him in heaven. I listened this week to a morning devotion on Lection 365 as they started a new series… Read More
Sometimes I wrap my arms around my knees and lean forward.That’s just how I roll. When I went to the bakery and asked if they had any shortbread, they told me they didn’t make it any longer. Photo by Jude Infantini on Unsplash My grandkids begged, “Please, will you stop telling terrible puns and write… Read More
Some of us are in a fight that we didn’t choose, but we are fighting none-the-less. In my case, it’s an illness that I’ll carry with me until I die, but medicine has lots of tools with which I can fight it. That’s a good thing, and I’m taking advantage of it. But do you… Read More
In this age of selfies, our faces are part of almost every picture we take–whether at home or in Rome; sitting alone or on the phone; even at a game we’re in the frame. Our faces are front and center in our podcasts as we talk from the front seat of a car or while… Read More
Did you hear about the ice cream truck that crashed?The driver said it wasn’t his fault. He blamed it on the Rocky Road. A truck loaded with Vick’s Vapor Rub turned over on a busy highway near Chicago.Amazingly, there was no congestion for the next 8 hours. A few of my grandkids declare this is… Read More
I saw a t-shirt today that reminds me to apply this verse in my daily living. How do I think, speak, and act?The t-shirt says: DO WHATEVER MAKES YOU HAPPY HOLY Citing my picture sources: Doing something creative is my favorite! And I love visuals–not only do they help me learn, but they take me… Read More
My brother and I spent a week together visiting our 98-year-old mother. She lives by my sister, and we travel halfway across the country to see Mom as often as we can. She has dementia, so now when we visit, she can’t always remember our names. Often, now, she can’t name her brothers and sisters,… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 