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Food for the Soul

Food for My Soul – 2/25

Praise be to the Lord,    for he has heard my cry for mercy.The Lord is my strength and my shield;    my heart trusts in him, and he helps me.My heart leaps for joy,    and with my song I praise him. The Lord is the strength of his people,    a fortress of salvation for… Continue Reading…

Did You Know

Did You Know Whitehouse Sheep

Did you know that at the start of WW I, under direction of President Wilson and his wife, sheep were brought to graze in the White House lawns in order to save the manpower required to mow the expansive grounds.… Continue Reading…

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Food for My Soul 2/24

Turn to me and be gracious to me,    for I am lonely and afflicted.Relieve the troubles of my heart    and free me from my anguish. – Psalm 25.16-17

Food for the Soul

Food for My Soul 2/23

As I read through Psalms 16-20 today as part of my intent to read 5 Psalms a day during my medical journey I was frustrated, in a sense, by the fact that as I progressed through each of the Psalms… Continue Reading…

Slice of Life

My First “48 Hours”

There is a television program called “48 Hours” and, although I’ve never watched the program, it came to mind as I marked the passing of my last 48 hours. I had my first infusion treatment on Tuesday and was given… Continue Reading…

Food for the Soul

Food for My Soul 2/22

Because of the violence done to the oppressed,because of the painful cries of the needy,I will spring into action,” says the Lord.“I will provide the safety they so desperately desire.”The Lord’s words are absolutely reliable.They are as untainted as silver purified in a… Continue Reading…

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Food for My Soul – 2/21

I was encouraged by a friend to read 5 Psalms each day as I journey through the days ahead with cancer as my companion. His experience in doing the same was that it provided a needed “touch for his soul”… Continue Reading…

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Did You Know?

The phrase “beyond the pale” originated in the 14th century in England and Ireland. The four eastern counties of Meath, Louth, Dublin, and Kildare were the “obedient shires” and the only part of Ireland remaining under the control of the… Continue Reading…

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That Which Must Not Be Named

Life’s got more twists and turns than a pretzel-making contest, doesn’t it? At our age (regardless of your age) you’d think we’d all be pros at hanging on for dear life on this wild ride they call living. This morning… Continue Reading…

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The Oncologist Says …

I have an email that just popped into my inbox with the header: Best news ever! Your HelloFresh Box was delivered! Well, I have even better news than that. We have just returned from my appointment with a much lighter… Continue Reading…

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