Posted by azNorm on July 2nd, 2008 in blogging, faith
What a great idea I had, write about what it’s like to live with Karen.
First of all, we are 20 or more years apart in age. It really does me good to be seen with such a beautiful young woman. I really dig it.
She is smarter than I am. I, kinda [...]
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on June 7th, 2008 in blogging, faith, world events
Back in early September 2001 Norm and I were visiting my family in San Diego for Labor Day weekend. That Sunday we were privileged to hear the personal testimony of Tass Saada. My father met Tass while visiting an old friend in Missouri. Tass is a very interesting person because he has [...]
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on May 18th, 2008 in faith, sunday thoughts
Sometimes I run across nuggets of pure gold while reading blogs. Here’s one I don’t want to forget and I would also like to share with you from The LPM Blog.
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on March 24th, 2008 in faith, life in Scottsdale, life with Norm
OK. It was definitely a different kind of Easter Sunday for us. Our church recently switched service times to Sunday evenings at 5, so it was really strange not going to morning services on Easter.
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on March 21st, 2008 in faith
This day we commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus. During his crucifixion Jesus prayed the prayer from Psalm 22 which you can read online by clicking the link.
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on March 15th, 2008 in faith
It happened again this week another person I know has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Fortunately it’s not a deadly thing anymore, but it’s still a life-changing event nonetheless. My friend is dealing with all of the things that one goes through including
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on January 2nd, 2008 in faith
The people in Kenya are hurting. Violence has erupted in the aftermath of disputed presidential election results. Mostly women and children had taken refuge from the rioting in a church. Yesterday a mob surrounded the church and burned it down. At least 50 people died in the blaze. Why would anybody want to burn down [...]
Posted by Karen of Scottsdale on December 15th, 2007 in faith, family, memories
The TV is on in the other room and I just heard the Lawrence Welk show come on. That show always reminds me of my grandma Elsie and it just dawned on me that today is her birthday.