The electric cooperative board I serve on starts out each meeting with a thought-provoking question. School is starting soon, so the question this month was, “Who was your favorite teacher and why?”
Men and Their Friends: Just, Must, & Rust
My father, Gaylord Johnson, passed away this week, just six days shy of his 95th birthday. Old age, Covid-19, and pneumonia took him from us.
Merry Christmas
Christmas is a time to rejoice and share in the warmth of those dear to us. May your Christmas be filled with God’s love and blessings.
Seeking Richness in Our Days
More than ever, people are looking to the future. “When this is over, I’m going to…. or “When the time is right, I can’t wait to …”
A COVID Thanksgiving
On this Thanksgiving holiday 2020, I’m not going to tell you what you should or shouldn’t do. However, here are the grim statistics:
It’s Critical You Do This
In a few days, another presidential election will be in the history books. Millions of people have already voted. If you have already voted, congratulations!
How The Olympics Make A Difference
Linda here. It’s Olympic season; for some, this season is more riveting than football, baseball, basketball and golf. The 16 days from opening to closing ceremonies will have people from all over the world glued to their televisions and electronic devices, cheering on their favorite athlete or team. There are 300 events spanning 35 officially recognized Olympic sports. Whether you’re
Rules Of Life
My family attends a sweet little Methodist church in Boyceville Wisconsin. I enjoy attending when I am able to do so.
Christmas Eve 2015
Thank you for joining me here each Thursday. It’s very gratifying to have the opportunity to share what I have learned from life and from Raven Roundtables with you.
The Wolf Who Wins Is The Wolf You Feed
There’s an American Indian legend that teaches an important lesson: A young man came to his grandfather, angry at a friend who had done him an injustice. Let me tell you a story, said the grandfather. I too, at times, have felt great hate for those who have taken so much with no sorrow for what they do.