For those of a certain age, do you remember the TV show Dragnet? One of the detectives, when interviewing people, became known for his catchphrase, "just the facts, ma'am," or "just the facts, sir." In building a case for a court of law to decide, both defenders and prosecutors want — just the facts. When... Continue Reading →
A Heavenly Trust
He was about to face and go through the biggest trial in history. Though innocent, He would be found guilty. He would be sentenced to death. Just before arrest and trial, He had approached His Father. "Please," He asked, "I know everything is possible for you. Can you take away this cup I am to... Continue Reading →
Shading Our Eyes
Spring and Summer in England has been exceptionally warm and beautiful this year. Often when I've been out walking with my dog, Jack, I've had to be certain to have my sunglasses. Earlier this week, it was again a day of bright sunshine, but on this occasion, I didn't have my shades on. Jack had... Continue Reading →
Keeping The Line Open
When I first arrived to live in Central Asia, I had so much to learn about culture, language, and — using the phone! It was a challenge to conquer. In those early days, making and completing an international call was reason to celebrate. On one particular occasion plans had been made for a small team... Continue Reading →
Hurting For My Boy
Those of you who know me or who read my blog regularly, will probably guess that the title of this week's entry refers to my dog, Jack. Jack is so affectionate and playful. He loves meeting with other dogs, playing chase, splashing in puddles, and engaging in important sniffing pursuits. A few days ago, Jack... Continue Reading →
