Make Lots of Memories

I took Payton and Alexia to see their Great Granny today. When their home at Lake Keystone, OK was destroyed by a devastating tornado 24 years ago, my young son, who sold real estate at the time, found Mom & Dad a lovely home that backs to Page Belcher Golf Course. It’s been a precious…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 6, 2014 Off

Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire!

We’ve heard them many times — the voices in our heads that say “You won’t make it!” “There’s no way you can do that!” “Give up — there’s no way out!” “You don’t have the right personality!” “You weren’t born into the ‘right’ family.” “You could NEVER be a success — you don’t have the…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 6, 2014 Off

What Grows in Your Garden?

I saw a friend’s post a couple of days ago where she was asking for advice for getting rid of weeds in her garden. Comments to her post included: “Put newspaper around the plant – it will suffocate the weeds”; “Put grass clippings around the plant”; and I loved this one “Don’t plant a garden!”…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 6, 2014 Off

Love Transforms an Enemy Into a Friend

Yesterday I posted about an “upside down world – but, it’s a matter of perspective”. I started thinking about how upside down Jesus’ words seem to be in Matthew 5:44. “Love your enemies! Bless them that curse you! Do good to them that hate you! Pray for them who spitefully use you, and persecute you!”…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 3, 2014 Off

It’s a Matter of Perspective

It’s raining cats and dogs in Tulsa today! Really? Cats and dogs? Well, it really is raining in Tulsa! I say “Hip Hip Hooray — our lawns need it!” But the people having their custom homes built in my neighborhood, aren’t pleased at all! Rain is keeping progress from happening on their home’s completion. It’s…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 2, 2014 Off

God Has a Plan — STAND!

At age 14, I was a volunteer Candy Striper at a Dallas hospital. The unique title went with the candy cane, red & white-striped pinafores that we wore. In those days, I aspired to become a nurse, so I took flowers and mail to patients, refilled their water jugs, and other incidental duties. But, those…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 1, 2014 Off