Posts Tagged ‘Vision’
Seeing clearly
Is it OK to admit that I need glasses to read? I’ve been blessed to have 20-20 vision my whole life. Now I can’t read anything without help. I have to admit that it was pretty easy to take good vision for granted. Today however is a different story. As a matter of fact, you…
Read MoreDoing the wave
You never know who you’re going to sit next to at a baseball game. You know, you get a ticket, you sit down maybe with a friend and then someone invades your personal space and sits next to you. Maybe they’re a Giants fan…whatever. At the game, someone, some dude, usually with a painted face…
Read MoreCompelling Vision
When our kids were younger, we instituted something we called “first-time” obedience. The thought was simple. When our kids have a chore to do, we expected them to take care of it promptly. That meant without complaint or procrastination. Believe me, it didn’t work like that all the time. It was a process. But Janet…
Read MoreDIRECTION AND GUIDANCE – Issues of Vision
My stepdad was a big game guide and bear expert in Alaska for the greater part of his adult life. Being a guide is a fascinating life. It has many rewards but requires a great deal of responsibility and preparation. It’s not as simple as having the ability to work a compass and read a…
Read MoreWISE PLANNING – Issues of Vision
One of the most popular books in bookstores over the past 20 years is “All I Really Need to Know I Learned From Kindergarten”. About 10 years ago, someone wrote an article called “All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Noah’s Ark.” They were funny, but they definitely had a sense of practical wisdom. After…
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