I began reading this book, “the smartest kids in the world: and how they got that way” by Amanda Ripley several months ago, back when our AC units were roaring in the background, our Zoku popsicle maker was filled with fruity layers in our freezer, and I needed to layer sunscreen instead of scarves on my … More insights about :: the smartest kids in the world:: Part 1
This is a tale of a little brown princess, who has attained, perhaps, the age of two at this time. She happens to live next door to me, and her name is a mysterious, Noz. ______________________________________ One wintry Saturday, I was strolling in my neighborhood and I became aware of a gentleman and his little … More Tales of Noz
I enjoyed Psalm 46:4 very much since last week. Just reading this verse in the Bible makes me smile! Out from the enjoyment came a little tune… Ps. 46:4 -“There is a river whose streams gladden the city of God.” We are drinking from this river. The divine life flows in the divine nature as … More There is a river whose streams gladden the city of our God – song
Although I haven’t been posting any spiritual enjoyment too lately, rest assured, I have been still been enjoying scriptures. On Saturday nights, I’ve been enjoying spending time with junior high and high schoolers to get into the Word together and develop their relationship with God. We eat, catch up, laugh, sing, and fellowship together. It’s … More God Thinks About Us
I came across this NYTimes article this evening on the Egyptian morale, disposition, way of handling difficult situations and the current depression and dire situation that I referred to in my previous post from the Kirk Beattie talk at Harvard last Wednesday. While the article does portray a useful and sobering view of the Egyptian … More It took a Whole Revolution to Explain a Few Things About Me?
