Last night my brother and I got into a silly argument, a tension that built as a result of a miscommunication. My brother and I have to share a car when he is home from school, and we both had to work really early. I told the lady who I nanny for that I would be over after I got off from my other job to spend the night so I would be there when she left in the morning for work.
Today my great-grandfather of 101 years old passed away. You might think that this is sad, but in some ways it is the most joyful thing to hear at Christmas time. My great grandfather gets to spend Christmas in heaven this year, and for him I know this will be the greatest Christmas gift ever!
I wrote this fabricated news story as a creative way to stress the importance of a strongly supported homeland security network and the importance of keeping a strong economy.
The heat pounded down over the vast expanse of the Masai Mara as the village people quietly mulled about. The elder men of the Masai tribe seemed to have their watchful gazes fixed on the entire community, while the women remained sheltered inside the circle of huts where a sickly sweet aroma arose from the cooking fires.
I know this post is going to be very controversial from the moment it hits the progressiveu page, but it has been something that has been on my heart a lot lately.
Not too long ago, I wrote a post about our pastor being very sick with cancer after they discovered a growth when they went in to remove his appendix. I cannot tell you how many people have been praying for him over the past several weeks. Our church prayed for him, other churches in our community prayed for him, and his family all over the world was praying for him.
Judaism is an ancient religion that traces its roots back to Abram who is considered to be the father of many nations. Abram formed a covenant with God and thus began the foundation of the Jewish faith. The most important factors of this religion include the concept of God, the keeping of the Covenant, the establishment of the Law, and the element of Faith.
Belinda knew the routine all too well. Growing up in the slums of Kenya where the alcohol consumption far outreached the partaking of food, Belinda immediately recognized the sneering gleam in her uncle’s eyes. Once again, the dark-skinned little girl would go to sleep with a growling tummy, a battered body, and worst of all a broken heart.
