Do you ever wonder what heaven may be like? Or, perhaps, imagine what hell will be like? This is a somewhat different way of comparing heaven and hell, not a way I've considered before. Right, or wrong; I guess we'll … [Read more...]
The First Step
January 28, 2012 by
People are becoming much more aware, thankfully, of the issues around mental health. There's quite a campaign going by some celebrities and sports stars to encourage people to not hide their problems away. It seems that … [Read more...]
Who Started This Christmas Stuff?
December 17, 2011 by
This little story dropped into my inbox recently. I thought it was a good, and timely, reminder of what Christmas is about; something it's all too easy to lose sight of as we rush headlong into it. Who Started This … [Read more...]
A Pig and a Cow
September 17, 2011 by
Here we go with a lesson from the animal world, or at least, the farm-yard. An interesting tangent to the 'can't take it with you' school of thought. Lessons to be learned. Enjoy! The Pig and The Cow "Why is it," … [Read more...]
Too Small to Turn the Door Knob
September 10, 2011 by
I came across this great story recently that illustrates the importance of trying your best in all things. It's also really cute! I don't know where the story originates from, but hope it's, at least, a little bit … [Read more...]
No One Is Complete
August 27, 2011 by
This story brings out the fact that we were all created to function in certain areas with gifts and talents. However, when we begin to move outside of that realm it sometimes leads to great difficulty for us ... and … [Read more...]
Are You God’s Wife?
August 20, 2011 by
I came across this story recently, and thought it really quite moving. Fortunately, at least here in England, we don't see many children running around barefoot because their parents couldn't afford shoes. But it isn't … [Read more...]
Cure for Sorrow
August 13, 2011 by
I imagine most of us would like to find the cure to sorrow. Like with most things, a little sorrow is probably good for us, even if only to contrast the joy, and make it all the more pleasurable. But too much sorrow is … [Read more...]
Smile
August 6, 2011 by
When I read stories like this one that I came across, one of the first things I ask myself is, "Would I have the courage to do that?" And the answer, always the answer, is, "I don't know, and can't know unless I've … [Read more...]
Someone Who Understands
July 30, 2011 by
I came across this little story recently, and it got me thinking about how we tend to just assume someone is fit and well when they might be coping with a hidden disability -- even me, whose disability is less visible … [Read more...]
Andrew Gosden (now 19) has been missing from his Doncaster home since 14 September 2007. The search continues.
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