In his Boundless Answers column, John Thomas advises a young man asking if he should leave a small church for a bigger pond — of single Christian women. Thomas’ advice is right on. There’s no problem with seeking out a new church because you wa …
This last weekend I was on a flight up to Toronto, killing time by looking through the always entertaining SkyMall magazine. I mean seriously, who doesn’t get a kick out of that big inflatable body pillow that they sell for people to use on a plane? I …
Say you’re a social science researcher — a really, really good one. Smart and all. And say you want to engage in one of those highfalutin studies, wherein you examine the effects of a particular influence or behavior on a carefully selected dem …
A few years ago, I wrote an article about “non-random acts of kindness.” The holiday season, which is nearly upon us (is upon us if you listen to the all-Christmas-music-all-the-time radio station), is a great time for specific acts of kindness. …
“That drives me crazy,” my husband commented on Sunday afternoon. It was halftime of the football game we were watching. I, being not too interested in the halftime show, had retired to reading my paper. But hubbie’s comments focused my attentio …
A few nights ago I was talking with a friend — we’ll call her Jenny — who has been spending some time with a certain single guy. They have mutual friends. He’s new to her small town and doesn’t know many people. And they share some common inte …
Simply put, when you’ve lived on your own for some 20 years, you’re bound to settle into a routine or two or 27. This is known a “bachelor syndrome.”
I just got back from a luncheon with our local college football booster’s club. We had two speakers, and they were a real study in contrasts. First up was the football coach himself, who’s mired in a nightmarish losing streak (nine straight games again …
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