Leap Year Lesson #265: People Are More Important Than Things

Even though today was supposedly a non-work day, I still had a number of personal things on my to-do list.  I needed to be here when the bathroom tile caulker came for a touch-up; write two blog posts; study and prep to teach my Bible study class tomorrow, plus do a little more study related …

Continue reading Leap Year Lesson #265: People Are More Important Than Things

Leap Year Lesson #255: Change Your Priorities When Necessary

Late Thursday afternoon I got a message from my wife that she was at a local emergency room with her mother.  My mother-in-law, Jean, was having a hard time breathing.  Minutes later I was on my way there. Of course, we had no idea we would spend seven hours at a hospital today.  You don't …

Continue reading Leap Year Lesson #255: Change Your Priorities When Necessary

Leap Year Lesson #253: You Can’t Save the World, So Be Wise in Who Or What You Help

I went to the Kentucky Humane Society today to meet a dog named Angel.  She came from Laurel County, KY where her owner and the owner's daughter were killed in a March tornado.  Angel and her three canine companions were chained to trees during the tornado and survived.  The other dogs have found homes, but …

Continue reading Leap Year Lesson #253: You Can’t Save the World, So Be Wise in Who Or What You Help

Leap Year Lesson #241: Make the Present Good and You Will Rarely Regret the Past

I took off jogging and walking across San Francisco's hilly city last Wednesday, going from my hotel to Pier 39 where I wanted to see again all the sea lions that gather there.  Then I walked to Fisherman’s Wharf, enjoying some Ben & Jerry’s Cherry Garcia along the way. While walking, I came across a …

Continue reading Leap Year Lesson #241: Make the Present Good and You Will Rarely Regret the Past