It’s still hot, but we’re hoping for a little relief later this week, more like Fall …

Maybe our tales get taller because our memory gets shorter …

This was true of me …

I’m afraid this is really me …

I wonder if our horses ever talked like this …

It does, it really does …

They say English is one of the hardest languages to learn. This may be the reason …

This was me in my Freshman philosophy course …

The future can now be yours for the low price of $2 …

Our lovely Colorado daughter-in-law could never eat here …

True and we have a Zoom meeting coming up later this week …

Why not? It’s a good thing Colonel Sanders wasn’t around back then …

Love this and so true …

Still a great book, but no birds …

This is why we love Jessie …

“If you want to be reminded of the love of the Lord, just watch the sunrise.” – Jeannette Walls

It’s been 25 years which is hard to imagine. Over time, it’s easy to forget the horror of that day, the many people who died, and the evil men who perpetrated this horror. That evil still exists and is a threat to all we cherish and love.

Yet, to offset that evil, there were many heroes and heroines, all the first responders, victims who gave their lives trying to save others, the passengers on Flight 93 who prevented a plane from probably flying into the White House, too many more to number and many we will never know about.

No evil can kill the soul of our country if we are willing to stand and fight that evil.

I mentioned in a previous post about a great organization that does wondrous work for gold star families, wounded warriors, wounded first responders, and homeless veterans – Tunnel to Towers.

Betty and I support them for only $11/month because of the good work they do and because we don’t want to forget.

The message from Tunnel to Towers is one we all should remember, “Let us do good.”

And the Bible also said it well, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” (John 15:13)