An older gentleman came in to visit the Optometry clinic where my wife is doing a rotation. One of the techs was helping the gentleman prepare for the eye exam and asked him whether he used his glasses for distance or to see up close. He responded, “I just use them to see.”
An 11-year-old boy came in to see my wife, Lindsey, who is an Optometrist on her second rotation. During the visit, Lindsey dilated his eyes to check their overall health. Upon shining the bright light into his eyes the young boy gasped, then exclaimed, “It’s God”.
When you don’t line up your ducks in a row, you end up in a quackmire.
In church one Sunday, we sang the hymn, “The Time is Far Spent”. I feel that way every morning when I wake up.
Justin and I have decided that when God created Adam and Eve, He made them out of the finest dust of the Earth. That’s why they were able to live for so long. We, however, have been made from recycled dirt. It’s not quite as good. Hence, Justin and I are hoping that God will
So I’d like to share an amusing experience that happened to me this evening. Please note that the names in the following story have not been changed so as to implicate the guilty! This evening I decided that having a snack of celery and peanut butter sounded quite delicious. A very simple thing really. What could go
Life has a way of just…happening. We’ve all been there. You’re moving along with a sense of contentment and calmness. Everything is seemingly in order and tidy. Then, it happens. Life. These moments, they come in all varieties – the good, the bad, the worse, the amusing, the funny, the coincidence, the sad, the happy,
