Struggle

I don’t know how vehicles get so cluttered. Well, let me rephrase that. I don’t know why we l et our vehicles get so cluttered. This morning, we brought some things in and had three filled containers.

...Yesteryears

100 Years Aug 23,1923 Vol. 39, No. 41 Lee Oldham, Owner Harry Coyne, Publisher THE KANSAS WAY— Not very long ago, Leoti, Kansas, got front page space in the newspapers. For out of the storm clouds a wind leaped forth, struck the little city and left behind it a path of ruin and desolation.

Pastor’s Corner:

My Aunt Betty and Stepmother Ginger make some of the best dinner rolls. An important and required ingredient in making bread is yeast, sometimes referred to as leaven. Yeast, a fungus, is used to make dough rise and only a very little is needed.

Bloom Grace

Last Saturday, while Alivia was at a swim party in Colby, I took our two youngest daughters to the grocery store. This usually doesn’t intimidate me, as I know a handy two-letter word. My husband, on the other hand, didn’t master this word for a while.

Bloom

Ansley was not a good car rider as a baby. She would ride for a few minutes before fussing a little. Whoever sat beside her in the van would need to talk to her and hum little songs. Ansley would get a little fussier. So, big sis might rub Ansley’s leg or pat her chest to comfort her.

Pastor’s Corner:

Near Carbondale, Kansas, are two billboards stating, “One Kansas Farmer feeds 155 people + You!” That is possible because one God-created seed of wheat on average produces five heads of wheat, each containing 22 seeds per head, totaling 110 grains of wheat.

Pastor’s Corner:

Bearded Darnel In A Wheat Field Like a precious and costly diamond, “the kingdom of heaven” (i.e. “the kingdom of God”), has many facets to it. Last week Jesus compared “the kingdom of heaven” to a sower who sowed seed in four types of soil.

Bloom

A few days ago, I went on my morning walk and when my tennis shoes weren’t by the door, I resorted to grabbing my daughter’s. I put the left shoe on and immediately felt like Goldilocks sitting in a hard chair. I tied up the right shoe and hurriedly walked out, closing the squeaky door behind me.

Memories from the Museum

with The Leoti Standard Thursday, August 9, 1923 Tornado Destroys Property in and around Leoti Several Persons Severely Injured but Are Reported Recovering. Some of the Property Not Covered by Insurance.

Storytelling

Hello, summer! Hello, hot days! Hello, fair week. With it being fair time, I was reminded of a situation a few years back. Our daughter, Aliza, had brought home an oil pastel picture of a field of poppies from her art class. “You did this?