Category: Our Choices Make Us

Food For Families

Yesterday morning, as American Families celebrated Thanksgiving Day, many Families volunteered in different ways to help those less fortunate:

When When We Began In 1999, The Back Seat Was Empty
When When We Began In 1999, The Back Seat Was Empty
Two Lines Waiting Patiently
Two Lines Waiting Patiently
Getting Closer
Getting Closer
Getting Closer

Five Cars From Being The Last To Help

Five Cars From Being The Last To Help

Each One Was Loaded With 100's Of Pounds Of Food

Each Pallet stacked with 100’s of pounds of food.

Even though many arrived before 9AM, we did not get to deliver food to needy Families.

The blessing in this? There were so many people that came out to help, that volunteers were turned away.

May we always have a surplus of helpful volunteers.

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Why All These Problems, God?

Five-Year Olds Shouldn't Have A Gastroenterologist
Four-Year Olds Shouldn't Need A Gastroenterologist

It’s human nature, unfortunately, that people are always asking why is this bad thing happening, or why is that bad thing happening.

Why are so many people missing the boat, when they have the power to change their lives.

What if they started asking, “Why do I have so many blessings in my life?”

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Same Old Same Old

Even On The Opposite Corner Of The US
Even On The Opposite Corner Of The US

Every morning it’s the same old thing. Isn’t it.

Habit. Routine. Maybe even drudgery.

Wake up. Go to the bathroom. Come back. Get down on my knees. Say three prayers. The same three.

All day long, be nice to people. Use your manners. Do a little more than others expect. Be thankful. Be happy. Brush your teeth. Laugh.

Never get bored with the basics.

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