Finding Hope in This Crazy World
Our family has had 3 graduation this year - two from High School and one from College. Yes, we are blessed and so proud of all of our 6 kids. But, can I ask, "Now what?" We still have one son at home, at least for one more semester. My son went to visit family... Continue Reading →
As I sit at my desk today (yes, it's Saturday) I put up more pictures of my babies. I can't believe how fast the time has gone. I can't help but feel humbled and grateful that God has blessed me with such wonderful kids to love. They are so precious and such a gift. They... Continue Reading →
I recently started a new book from my Pastor. It's written by a Pastor Tim Baker, and it's called DEWITCHED - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE DANGERS OF WICCA & WITCHCRAFT. It's written from a Christian Perspective and compares Christianity, Wicca, and Satanism. I have teenagers. And I have worked in the school district.... Continue Reading →
Skip Rocks. Have you ever done that? What a great way to relax and reflect. Funny the things we remember from growing up. I used to do this as a kid at our old farmhouse. Here is a new song I am working on. Skip Rocks Copyright 2014 Diana Rasmussen When she 12 he walked... Continue Reading →
Happy Mother's Day Mommy and Oma! We all love you, miss you, and celebrate YOU today. You are as awesome as ever, and our love for you never dies. P.S. Have fun at the Angel dance tonight! Linda Rae Roelle Linda Roelle (Aug. 2 1942 - Sept. 11, 2012) Linda Rae (Alexander) Roelle, age... Continue Reading →
I received this email from a beautiful woman in Christ the other day. Thank you Sister Jeanne! "The Pickle Jar" The pickle jar as far back as I can remember sat on the floor beside the dresser in my parents' bedroom. When he got ready for bed, Dad would empty his pockets and toss his... Continue Reading →
Have you ever had a sick child? A sick friend? A sick parent? You check on them all the time whether they are awake or asleep. You comfort them, you make sure they eat and drink fluids. You may give them medicine to help with their symptoms. You prop up their pillows, sit beside them,... Continue Reading →
Teen suicide – America's high rates and growing prevention efforts – is the topic of this week's cover story project. Here students at Chautauqua Lake Central High School in Mayville, N.Y., participate in a Sources of Strength suicide-prevention…
Our family had the pleasure of going to watch my daughter play basketball last night. The girls did great. Some of the parents in the stands were awful. I was embarrassed. Have you ever gone to a sporting event and sat by that person who continually criticized the Referee? Well, we had the misfortune to... Continue Reading →
