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I just went on the “rootiest” hike I have ever been on. You have no idea my delight at knowing

I can’t think of anything I do that doesn’t require breathing. I was a swimmer back in the day and

What started as a trusted advisor-advisee relationship between Art Williams and Resurgence Leadership Foundation President Cornelius Williams has grown into

“Whatizit?” This was the name of the mascot of the 1996 Olympic Games held in Atlanta. Actually, it was the

A plate spinner is someone who performs a fantastical feat of spinning lots of plates on top of broom handles.

When I give someone my patronage, I want to feel like a queen entering her throne room with all the

I love presents! I love to get them, of course, because, well, who doesn’t?! I admit that I do have

Remember back at Christmastime when we in the sunny south had a quick-onset, out-of-the-ordinary (for us) cold snap? All of

I love a good celebration! It is currently wedding season, according to the invites on our fridge, graduations are around

Ahhhh, Valentine’s Day. This utopian holiday is named after the saint of happy relationships and marriages. It is a celebration

ATLANTA – On most Monday evenings at Clear View Ministries Church, I meet with a group of 8-13-year-old boys. On

Have you ever flown on a plane and had the unfortunate luck to land on a “wing seat”? This row

I immediately break into a smile when I am dancing, or watching other people dance. It doesn’t have to be

I am averse to pain. I avoid it at all costs. I don’t even like watching people get hurt in

Big men and tiny dogs. I have seen more of this combo lately than I ever recall. I have a

ATLANTA – On most Monday evenings at Clear View Ministries Church, I meet with a group of 8-13-year-old boys. On

Pine-Sol packs a punch. A wonderful, powerful, cut through lots of gra-doo, punch. So do SOS pads. These, Dawn dishwashing

This is a famous question from one of my favorite movies, Cool Runnings. The movie is the story of the

Sitting here surrounded by toppled snowmen, tangled light strands, bent hooks, frayed ribbons and nativities with their pieces all out

“Come in, but please excuse the mess.” How often we greet visitors with these words, hoping they’ll forgive the clutter

Have you ever tried to reason with a 2-year-old? Or communicate with someone who speaks a different language? Or get

My husband likes Christmas lights that flash off and on or chase each other. He says they “twinkle” and look

Consider three scenarios: (1) Some people write on dollar bills before they spend them to see if, by random chance,

Travel traffic is heaviest on Thanksgiving Sunday. Most other big holidays have pretty ambiguous start and end times, but the

Men, in general, can banter with each other much more harshly than women, and they remain friends. Oddly, this kind

Some friends of mine and I just hosted a bridal shower for a “woman” who I held in my arms

Do you like garden vegetables? If you don’t, its ok. I didn’t for a long time. It was pretty much

I was a bird this week. A secretarybird, to be exact. For those unfamiliar with these beautiful creatures, they are

Growing and taking care of plants is a special gift. I know that because my wife can take a piece

Spin Class. It is a class where you sit on a stationary bicycle and pedal your legs off to go

30 years. Depending on the context, this can seem like a very short amount of time, like when you compare

This is a hard blog to write because God called me out on something this week and I’m ashamed. To