Having a bagel breakfast date with my girl
Emily Mae came to us on a golden day in April 2009. Born 22 months after her sister Gracie, Emily was a bouncing baby girl weighing a hair more than 9 pounds.
‘Once On This Island’ delights
Take “The Little Mermaid” by Hans Christian Anderson and add writer Rosa Guy, who loosely bases a Caribbean flavored novella on the story, then add book and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens and music by Stephen Flaherty and you have the latest offering from TheatreWorks: “Once On This Island.”
Hope the turnout for ‘T’ at Troy’s Bocce and Betsy’s is huge – like her heart
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.” – Abraham Lincoln
A rainy weather comfort food
I can shout with great joy, "We have rain!" It is fantastic news because it will help the drought. Almost as important, there are a few foods that seem better when it rains. Of course, rainy comfort foods take many forms. This week, I feature one of my all time favorites: French onion soup.
Church seeks to build the kingdom of God
Pastor Shalea Adams has a strong connection with Morgan Hill, where she has been involved in ministry for 17 years. In 2002, she was director of the Lighthouse Outreach Center, a facility on Main Street housing an amazing array of free services for adolescents, including refreshments, tutoring, a pool and video games. As teens and their families came to know the Lord Jesus Christ, Adams planted Lighthouse Christian Church in 2003 to accommodate the socio-economically and ethnically diverse surrounding neighborhoods.
Teen boys and Axe: A terrible combination
Somewhere around middle school something horrible happens to our sons. Yes, they discover … Axe Body Spray.
Let’s take a spin
When was the last time you did any people-watching at the airport? If you've done it lately you'll have seen an increase in the number of travelers using “spinner” suitcases.
