Have you ever had one of those moments where you are sitting in a large waiting room at a vet clinic knowing that everyone is staring at you? This is because while everyone else in the waiting room has a dog on a leash or a cat in a crate, they are all staring at you … Continue reading Weekly Devotional for May 6, 2026
Weekly Devotional Apr. 29, 2026
These last two and a half years have been a true rollercoaster. Much of it has been tragic and filled with stress, but there have also been beautiful moments. For me, the very worst happened when Shannon was first injured. Having a shunt placed in her brain so she wouldn’t die, endless operations, unimaginable pain, and not knowing … Continue reading Weekly Devotional Apr. 29, 2026
Weekly Devotional April 22, 2026
Last week, I was unable to write a devotional because my computer from hell was not cooperating. This week, after performing an exorcism on it, I was able to write today’s devotional. Two weeks ago, I wrote about my two greatest gifts. This first gift is my incredibly good looks – obviously. The second gift is my ability … Continue reading Weekly Devotional April 22, 2026
Weekly Devotional April 8, 2026
Everyone has gifts. I have two. My first gift is my looks. This is something we can all agree on. My extraordinarily good looks happen naturally. There’s nothing I have to do to make them better – which would be impossible.My second gift has taken years of practice to hone into the remarkable thing it has become. My second gift is … Continue reading Weekly Devotional April 8, 2026
Weekly Devotional April 1, 2026
Jarrard is a friend of mine. He’s a police officer in San Antonio. While I find this very sad, his sense of humor is as bad as mine. Last month, Jarrard texted me. This is what he said: “You alive?”. I responded: “It’s debatable.” We had a good conversation, then he said, “I’m surprised I haven’t ended up in one … Continue reading Weekly Devotional April 1, 2026
Weekly Devotional for March 25, 2026
In taking care of Shannon, some days are easy, some aren’t. Some of this revolves around getting showers. The good news is that Shannon’s hairdresser told me she only needs to wash her hair once a week. Sunday is Hair Day. So, if you have ever wondered why the news reports the water table mysteriously drops in central Texas … Continue reading Weekly Devotional for March 25, 2026
Weekly Devotional for March 18, 2026
Last week, I was not a happy camper. I had downloaded the newest, latest and greatest update from Apple and immediately my computer stopped working. After repeatedly calling Apple Tech for help, I ended up on a first name basis with the tech support person. Denise was very helpful and came to the conclusion the only thing I … Continue reading Weekly Devotional for March 18, 2026
Weekly Devotional March 4, 2026
Every dementia patient is unique. Shannon is no exception. Some of her challenges, I have worked out. Others are still a work in progress. Taking her evening medication is one of these. This happens for two reasons.First, there are times when Shannon simply doesn’t want to take her medication. This is where God has granted my prayer to give me patience. The … Continue reading Weekly Devotional March 4, 2026
Weekly Devotional Feb. 18, 2026
I think we can all agree that I am a truly great writer. Having said that, even I get criticism.Two weeks ago, after posting a longer than usual devotional, I got the following text from Melissa. Here’s the conversation.Melissa: “You should change the name to Weekly Sermon, lol.”Me: “Hush!!!”Melissa: “I missed the service on Sunday morning … Continue reading Weekly Devotional Feb. 18, 2026
Weekly Devotional Feb. 11, 2026
When I was in the army, I received orders to attend the Army Airborne School, at Fort Benning, Georgia. This was voluntary and I could have opted out, but I wanted to be a paratrooper, so I reported for duty. No one has ever said airborne school was easy.All the soldiers were organized into what are called … Continue reading Weekly Devotional Feb. 11, 2026