Who are YOU?

Do read this lovely post. 

May I CAME!!

That John Smulo – every time I visit his blog he is tempting me to buy new books! (AND he accuses me of making him hungry!! Hmph) Early this morning (read: the before side of sleeping) I finished up “In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day” by Mark Batterson (for which I thank you profoundly Mr Smulo, for the recommendation!) in it he talks of a book by Gordon MacKenzie called “Orbiting the Giant Hairball.” (One which I will, no doubt need to find…sigh.)

No Ordinary Home – Chap 13 – Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving was the one holiday we spent with my grandparents every year.  My grandmother’s table was always filled to excess – and the dishes and stemware were the same each year.  I have those “marble glasses” as I called them (they have the little balls around the foot of the glass) in my china cabinet and they too were on my Thanksgiving table this year.  So it continues – from one generation to the next.  What should be our goal in the passing?  Is it simply dishes and stemware?  Oh how I hope that we are able to pass on something much richer and more valuable than that.