NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!!
NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!
Happy Views Day!
Another weekly look at the heart of my Year of Courage (Aug. 2021-2022)…
First Live Concerts: Statler Brothers, Lawrence Welk, Hall & Oates (all in grades 5-6).
Readers! What was your first concert? Where was it?
Excited to hear your rhythm,
Christina
I’m a nature lover and frequently find coins along my walking paths. I save them in a “Change for Change” jar and when a ministry requests donations, I cash in the coins for the mission. People who see me outside often sometimes ask why I walk so much. Walking helps collect thoughts and organize my…
I started dabbling in poetry a few weeks ago. In Leo Buscaglia’s book Love, published in 1972, Buscaglia wrote that without close ties with humans, an infant can regress, developmentally lose consciousness, fall into idiocy and die. Well-loved hearts live well. A child may have a perfect physical environment, superb diet, and hospital-type hygiene but…
Scott Smith, my web designer, is finalizing changes and an annual update of my website. I’m excited to see what he is crafting for a new year to support my life coaching and writing businesses! Walking along the harvest of life, Christina
Wes Sims, author of Taste of Change, introduced me to poetry and encouraged me to try it. I’m an amateur in this writing style, but Wes invited me to a poetry critique group this Monday. If anyone in the Oak Ridge area would like to join us, Wes’s poetry group will be at Panera on…
My Mom taught me to crochet when I was in elementary school. We began with single crochet chaining, double crochet stitches, and eventually created more elaborate patterns. In her crafting projects, Mom gravitated toward chevron patterns. Her blanket colors and sizes were different, but Mom’s handiwork often displayed her signature “V” stitch. I remember Mom…
In 500 words or less, the FROG Blog invites readers (and the author) to approach life with curiosity and discovery. Thank you to Andrea Piacquadio who provided this photo. As a student in life’s perpetual classroom, I received a well-rounded education in science, psychology, theology, and English today. My “class schedule” resembled this: Science: I…