Monthly Archives: September 2001

Back in the 70s we parked our car in a gated parking lot and slept securely in a Chicago hotel – only to discover the next morning that our car, and many others, had been robbed. It was the first … Continue reading →

Tuesday’s terrorist attacks were a sharp reminder that in the end it isn’t buildings, possessions or position that matter as much as family, friends and fellowship. Shortly after the first phone call alerted the quiet news office of a breaking … Continue reading →

Nothing like a race against time to get the old heart rate up. I hadn’t planned on stimulating my heart, but I did plan a tight schedule for getting from Middlebury, Ind. to South Bend, Ind. after church to a … Continue reading →

I am destined to a life of remodeling dust, paint, noise and confusion first at home – and now at work. About the time the remodeling dust settled inside the safe haven of my home, contractors invaded the News-Times and … Continue reading →