All December blog posts
In my mind, I’m traveling across the South Carolina sand hills, driving the backroads passing landmarks so familiar each barely receives notice. The car glides over the blacktop and bridges while my mind reaches back through my memories, gliding just as easily down those neural pathways and jumping across synaptic junctions as if each a […]
Images appear intermittently in my mind. A confluence of past years merge within me to form this feeling I call Christmas. I confess the emotions are mixed but flavored mostly with warmth. The good feelings are ignited by my own sensory memory of Christmas Eve anticipation, smelling yeast bread and pound cake baking and waiting
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“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost Life changed after my heart attack. Before, I lived life on the other side of discernment. Whenever any situation arose, I chose to criticize it based on my experience. I chose to
S. Beckett Morse muddled along through life, never attending to any serious questions. His only interest was whatever the day offered. Planning included only what was next. Easy going characterized him. He skipped through his days untouched by responsibility. Then, a series of mishaps and crises occurred causing Beckett to reconsider things. But it seemed
