by Diane W. Bailey | Jan 2, 2018 | Diane's Posts
They ran their boats ashore, and walked away at the very height of success. Nothing had gone right that night. Even the easiest to catch fish had eluded them. While washing their nets a man stepped into the boat and asked to be taken onto the water. He sat, and began...
by Lynn D. Morrissey | May 23, 2017 | Consilium Community
It was late spring, and my young daughter, Sheridan, and I decided to plan some special mother-daughter activities to share. With a little trepidation, I allowed her to adopt a caterpillar at a local birdseed store as one way to make a memory. Sheridan, notorious for...
by Diane W. Bailey | Jan 1, 2014 | Uncategorized
Former Vice-president Dick Cheney is quoted as saying, “if this is dying, I remember thinking, it’s not all that bad.” I remember pausing as I heard those words spoken and staring at the television screen mesmerized by the thought of dying. I was wondering why this...
by Diane W. Bailey | Dec 9, 2012 | Diane's Posts
A prayer for stepfamilies: Father, you are all wise and knowing. You know the hidden thoughts of each person in this family, their fears, and their joy. Thank you for seeing and understanding us, even when we don’t understand each other or even ourselves. You love...