Susan Dayley's Blog, page 31
August 22, 2011
He Didn't Know What He was Getting Into
When I grew up, oatmeal for breakfast was a staple. The "oatmeal pan" was a heavy-duty pot and I knew …
August 19, 2011
After the Renegade Socks Leave
One day in my HS speech class I walked to the front with a cloth bag filled with soft objects, …
August 17, 2011
Not Going to give up Shopping!
Hi! This is Chelo again. So, my friend, Khaldun (his full name is much, much longer), is celebrating Ramadan this …
No Cheesecake this Month
Hi! This is Chelo again. So, my friend, Khaldun (his full name is much, much longer), is celebrating Ramadan this …
August 15, 2011
Making a World of Difference
Last week our neighborhood held a food / clothing drive. They also assembled new baby kits and school backpack kits. …
August 12, 2011
How Green is My Dinner?
Living Green can mean many things and I am far from being an expert. I'm just a suburbanite trying to …
August 10, 2011
Ice-cream Happiness
Yesterday I was walking across campus, because my mom said I should check out the location of all my classes …
Ice-cream and Happiness
Yesterday I was walking across campus, because my mom said I should check out the location of all my classes …
August 6, 2011
New Look, New Posts
Welcome to the new focus of my blog—starting NOW! Did you notice the new look? I'm very excited about this …
August 5, 2011
The Latter Rain
The Latter Rain by James M. Conis clarifies Bible prophesies in simple, easily understood explanations. The prophesies this book focusses on relate directly to our time. For an example of his style, Conis introduces rain "as a symbolic reference to revelations and communications from God to man." From chapter 5—dedicated to the prophet Jeremiah—he quotes, When he [...]
