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For years and years, poinsettias have been a Yuletide staple. The sea of red petals has flowed through every church, store, and house to...

Perspective is a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something, a point of view. Last year a woman who I grew up with since I...

They say January is the fresh start when people make resolutions to change for the New Year. Usually, it's to eat healthier or exercise,...

Have you ever committed to one thing while you were already committed to something else? Oh boy, what a fiasco that is! My husband calls...

MUFFINS! Samuel Bath Thomas, son of Theodore Thomas and Anelia Patton, was born in Plymouth, England, in 1855. At the young age of twenty-one, he emigrated to New York with nothing but his saved-up pennies and restless heart set on his own business. Samuel was married to Janet “Jenny” Paton Thomas, and they had four daughters: Mary T. Thomas, Emily Eliza “Bessie” Thomas Siffert, Kathleen “Kate” Thomas, and Roberta P. Thomas. 163 Ninth Avenue in Manhattan, New York City, was

PINE NEEDLE TEA A few months ago, I met an outstanding girl named Adelaine. She was a woman of God, bright, beautiful, and brilliant in so many ways. However, unfortunately for all who know her, she was unluckily inflicted with cancer. So many organic remedies could have eased her pain and soothed her fight, but how could she use them if she did not know of their existence? Pine needle tea is one of those traditional medicines. It is an antioxidant, antimutagenic, and antit

HEALTH BENEFITS OF THE REISHI MAGIC MUSHROOM The Ganoderma lucidum and lingzhi, more commonly known as the reishi mushroom, is a fungus...

This summer God has provided our family with an abundance vegtables and mostly tomatoes! It has been such a blessing! However even...

My dad was known for making crepe's on the weekends, and as kids we always looked forward to it. Who doesn't love carbs stuffed with...

I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for things to keep the kids busy! Nothing speaks to me more than crafty and cheap games...