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Upside-down time
By
Linda G. Howard
I pulled the covers down from the pillows on my bed and casually looked at the time. The digital clock on the table beside my bed read 65:11. I wasn’t surprised that the time was wrong. Those of us who live in Central Florida call our electric company “Florida Flicker and Flash.” Its continual time-outs to…
Stare Time
By
Linda G. Howard
When I don’t take time to rest, I find that I stare a lot. Letting my mind float, I simply stare into space for long minutes. Everyone needs time to rest, no matter how important you are to your family, your ministry or your job. David Brad, a good friend, supervises over 100 people with his…
The Potato Sacrifice
By
Linda G. Howard
The story is told of a mine worker in Ireland during the great potato famine of 1847. He brought his lunch each day to work; but he ate alone. Stealing away from his coworkers, he would then open his lunch pail. The other workers burned with curiosity wondering why he was hiding his lunch. They assumed that…
Holiday Traditions
By
Linda G. Howard
All holidays are filled with traditions shared within each family. This year, one of my granddaughters decided that we should start another Thanksgiving tradition, dressing (in costumes) for dinner. When it was mentioned, I immediately said, “I know what I want to be, a bride.” Earlier day, I had seen a wedding dress in a…
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