Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I came across an article by author Alma Alexander that I had saved from 2017, a time when I was writing a lot more fiction that I do now. Here’s what she had to say about the value of fiction: Fiction is so many things: Even if the story is made up, my world-and-life view… Read More
The world tells me I can be anything I want to be if I imagine it, work toward it, and believe that I can be it. There’s some great encouragement there, and in a limited way that is true. I can be anything I want to be within the riverbanks of who I am. What… Read More
In Mark 10 a wealthy, prestigious young man asked Jesus what the requirements were to achieve eternal life. Jesus asked questions and determined that he was a believer in Jesus and tried to follow all of the commandments. “I’m a good man,” the young ruler said. Jesus replied, “Good start, but there’s more yet. I… Read More
Last week I presented a theory about coaches fitting into two general camps: I’d like to extend my theory—the way we approach life can also be divided into these two camps. Where do you fit in? For example: Are you a system person?Do you want a job with a list of duties to follow to… Read More
Why do bees stay in their hives during the winter? Swarm How does a cucumber become a pickle?It goes through a jarring experience. What do you call a chicken that’s afraid of the dark?A chicken. What do you call a clumsy flower?A Whoopsi-Daisy
Sports enjoy a large percentage of television viewing in our house. I fit my shows in between time slots, but the games are on, and every once in a while they draw me in. Two cases in point during the last month: NBA and NHL playoffs: comebacks in the fourth quarter and third period, which… Read More
Think of this ladder as one that leads from earth to heaven. At the bottom or the ladder, write the names of the worst, most evil persons you can think of. At the top, write the names of their opposite—the creme de la creme, the best people who have ever lived. Now find the run… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 