TALES FROM THE CARIBBEAN
Friday, February 10 2012
The Flying Circus was rail down and running hard towards the U.S. as the sun disappeared below the horizon. Another 24 hours should put them safely inside the U. S. intercostals waterway. Dave was at the helm when his dad came topside and checked... Read more...
NEWS FROM THE HILLS: WINTERTIME REMEDIES PT.2
Friday, February 10 2012
February has always seemed like a dreary month to me. Not quite winter and not yet spring, it stretches between the two like a dingy, worn-out blanket, frayed and full of holes. Winter's debris seems to collect in this month—scattered paper and... Read more...
AROUND THE FRAME: BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Friday, February 10 2012
CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT AFRICAN-AMERICAN QUILT EXHIBIT The Sisters of the Cloth Quilting Guild will exhibit quilts from the 1930s to present in the Krull Gallery at the downtown Allen County Public Library from February 20-March... Read more...
HOME COUNTRY
Friday, February 10 2012
If you didn't know what time of the year it was, or what the weather was like, you could tell simply by eaves dropping at the philosophy counter of the Mule Barn coffee shop. "Good to see you here, Doc," said Herb Collins. "That warm water on the... Read more...
SMOKE ON THE WIND: OUR ENERGY SOURCE
Friday, February 10 2012
As a child, I did not have a teddy bear. I had Jesus as my special friend and a heavenly host of friends. I was a puny little kid coming into this world, and one time as an infant, someone told my mother and father, "Tommy may not pull through, but... Read more...
TALES FROM THE CARIBBEAN
Friday, January 27 2012
Dave was on the last leg from school to Cruz Bay. This year's football season was history, they won their championship game, but he was badly bruised and sore--his cell phone rang—it was Aura. Dave had not talked to her since he had received the... Read more...
NEWS FROM THE HILLS: WINTERTIME REMEDIES
Friday, January 27 2012
The tantalizing fragrance of sassafras tea floats through the house today, while the dark, robust tea bubbles on the stove. No better potpourri can be purchased, and in my opinion, no better tea can be brewed. Mom always said that this brew would... Read more...
AROUND THE FRAME: GHANAIAN KENTE CLOTH EXHIBIT
Friday, January 27 2012
GHANAIAN KENTE CLOTH EXHIBIT AT THE FORT WAYNE MUSEUMOF ART Happy New Year! If you are a lover of textiles I hope you had the opportunity to visit the Fort Wayne Museum of Art's exhibit on Ghanaian kente cloth which closed January 8.Located on what... Read more...
THE MYSTERIOUS BROKEN WATERER
Friday, January 27 2012
We came out to the barn on that cold January morning to find the cows' waterer broken, the water flooding the barn and icing over. It was a huge mess. My dad cussed. "Not again! This is the third time this week!" The waterer had a small trough on... Read more...
SMOKE ON THE WIND: FOLLOW IN THE EXAMPLE OF JESUS
Friday, January 27 2012
No new insights about God in 2012, for God is love, and the truest expression of love is that He sent us a friend and way-shower – Jesus. If we follow the example of Jesus, we will be in paradise. All of us – all nations – will be dancing and... Read more...

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TALES FROM THE CARIBBEAN
Written by John Stark   
Friday, February 10 2012
The Flying Circus was rail down and running hard towards the U.S. as the sun disappeared below the horizon. Another 24 hours should put them safely inside the U. S. intercostals waterway. Dave was at the helm when his dad came topside and checked their heading, but no words were spoken—none were needed. Besides the amazing sunrises and sunsets, Caribbean night sails can be scary, but they're always enchanting. As the hull passed through the tropical sea, it stirred up phosphorous plankton and cr ... Read more...
 
NEWS FROM THE HILLS: WINTERTIME REMEDIES PT.2
Written by Alyce Faye Bragg   
Friday, February 10 2012
NEWS FROM THE HILLS: WINTERTIME REMEDIES PT.2February has always seemed like a dreary month to me. Not quite winter and not yet spring, it stretches between the two like a dingy, worn-out blanket, frayed and full of holes. Winter's debris seems to collect in this month—scattered paper and trash in the ditch lines, plastic bags festooned on bare tree limbs and empty soda pop cans and bottles nestled in piles of dead leaves. Although this winter has been almost devoid of snow, normally there are dirty piles of leftover snow in the corner of ... Read more...
 
AROUND THE FRAME: BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Written by Lois Eubank   
Friday, February 10 2012
AROUND THE FRAME: BLACK HISTORY MONTHCELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT AFRICAN-AMERICAN QUILT EXHIBIT The Sisters of the Cloth Quilting Guild will exhibit quilts from the 1930s to present in the Krull Gallery at the downtown Allen County Public Library from February 20-March 30. The Gallery will be open regular library hours. The library exhibit coincides with Black History/African-American History Month. The quilt makers range from teenagers to ninety-young-at-hearts. African and African-American made quilts are known for th ... Read more...
 
HOME COUNTRY
Friday, February 10 2012
If you didn't know what time of the year it was, or what the weather was like, you could tell simply by eaves dropping at the philosophy counter of the Mule Barn coffee shop. "Good to see you here, Doc," said Herb Collins. "That warm water on the battery trick work for you?" "Thanks, Herb. Yep. I tried it this morning. What's that you got there?" "Travel thingie. You know it's more than 80 degrees in Guatemala ... right now?" "Saw a deal on TV," Dud said. "They're water skiing in Florida. Yo ... Read more...
 
SMOKE ON THE WIND: OUR ENERGY SOURCE
Written by Rev. Thomas “Dancing Feather” Ebbing   
Friday, February 10 2012
SMOKE ON THE WIND: OUR ENERGY SOURCEAs a child, I did not have a teddy bear. I had Jesus as my special friend and a heavenly host of friends. I was a puny little kid coming into this world, and one time as an infant, someone told my mother and father, "Tommy may not pull through, but you are a young couple. You can always have more children. Somewhere within my little infant body I heard those words, and I shouted, "Look at me! Can't you see I come into this world with Christ's love and light, the same as you did? Give me your pr ... Read more...
 
TALES FROM THE CARIBBEAN
Written by John Stark   
Friday, January 27 2012
Dave was on the last leg from school to Cruz Bay. This year's football season was history, they won their championship game, but he was badly bruised and sore--his cell phone rang—it was Aura. Dave had not talked to her since he had received the unsolicited, porno pictures that came from her iPhone. Aura asked him about the weather because it was snowing in Burlington, NJ, but Dave wanted to know who sent the pictures. "What pictures?" she asked. "The ones I received from your iPhone last week ... Read more...
 
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