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Sometimes it takes a very personal experience to reinforce what we know deep inside. It was supposed to be my half day at work, but with a lot to do I decided to report in early. As I headed out the door of one office to cross the hall to my own office I had a near collision with a co-worker.
Recently I had the pleasure of having dinner with a dear friend from high school. Our conversation was comfortable. As each of us took our personal journey down memory lane we caught the other one up on all they had missed.
My granddaughter and I were on our way to church. I must have said, “in general…” At which point the four-year-old asked, “What does general mean?” It was surprisingly difficult to explain, yet I use it all the time. Words are funny that way.
Have you ever wondered what your legacy will be? How will you be remembered? It can be a humbling thought process as you consider what others will say one day about your life. Harriett had a sweet smile and unassuming manner.
It was like any other day. Well, it was May, so that was different. It wasn’t rainy or too cold, so that was different. But overall it was the same as any morning. Since the weather conditions didn’t provide me with an excuse I got up and got dressed for my morning walk.
At a recent conference I had the privilege of listening to and then meeting Olympic athlete Bonnie St. John. If the name is not immediately familiar you should know a few things about her. She lost her leg at the age of five, but never let it keep her from her dreams.
