Our Life After Three Words - You Have Cancer
Earlier this summer my husband, Charles, went to his doctor for a check up. He hadn't been to see a doctor in a number of years. I tend to believe that most men aren't the best at seeking medical attention or at least routine physicals. Yes, I know that's a far reaching statement, but true from the men in my l

Canadian Cheese Soup Hits The Spot
Cooler weather has hit Central Texas sooner than most Octobers and it has me in the mood to cook and bake and make soup!I made my all time favorite, in fact I think it's the only soup I actually make - not one I reheat from a can, last week and messaged about it in

Where HR Lives
For me of late I feel like I've been living at my office. Our organization, like so many across the nation has been hit by troubling financials. I work for a day-trading firm and because of what they do they do better when the stock market is acting crazy as opposed to staying calm.Meanwhile, in

Welcoming Family Back After Loss
I've attended Shoreline Christian Center in Austin, Texas since I was in college at what is now Texas State back in the early 90s. When I moved to Austin in 1997 I never church shopped, but simply made Shoreline my church home.One of the first few Sundays I was there I approached Pastor Laura Koke and told her that I was new to Austin, new to the church and ready to serve where she needed me. A week or so later I got a call asking if I could babysit her three kiddos. Of course. Seemed an easy enough request.