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What Kind of Ambassador Are You? | Grandma's Ramblings

In one of the Aposle Paul’s writings he said: We are Christ’s ambassadors. God is using us to speak to you: we beg you, as though Christ himself were here pleading with you, receive the love he offers you—be reconciled to God. As I look at our chaotic world today with all the divisions as […]

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My Husband Gets His Revenge | Grandma's Ramblings

Those of you who follow my blog know by now that my husband and I are Scrabble addictions. Confessions of a Scrabble Addict! We have kept a record of our scores since 2008. Equally matched in skill, we usually remain only one or two games ahead of the other one. Recently, however I seemed to be […]

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In My Own Backyard | Grandma's Ramblings

Being a new resident of Michigan my husband and I have spent the summer exploring many of the small towns on the western side of the lower peninsula.  We have discovered some beautiful art galleries, unique antique stores and loved the beaches and lighthouses all along Michigan Lake. It has been interesting to me to […]

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The God Who Sees Me – Part 3 | Grandma's Ramblings

Studying the names of God, I continue to reflect on the name Hagar, the Egyptian Slave of Abraham and Sarah, gave to God in her encounter with Him.  It was a moment of great despair and hopelessness for her.  Despair and hopelessness until she realized that God saw her and cared about her. As I […]

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The Party’s Over – What Now? | Grandma's Ramblings

Christmas 2019 is history.  My decorations are all back in the boxes and the boxes are all in the storage area in the basement where they will sit until next December.  Here and there I see a few houses with Christmas lights still up but most of my neighbors have removed all the reindeer, snowmen […]

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What To Do On a Cold Winter Day | Grandma's Ramblings

Baby it’s cold outside.  Right now it’s 7 degrees with wind chill at -5 degrees. But it is going to get worse.  The whole Midwest is getting hit this week by an Arctic blast of snow and cold air.  By Wednesday our high will be -2 degrees with wind chill factors unbelievable. This is when […]

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Were You There? | Grandma's Ramblings

I have been posting each Friday on one of the old hymns/gospel songs of the church.  The hymn selected this week is very appropriate as we are in the Lent season looking forward to Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday. Almost every hymnal published in the last 50 years or so has this song in its […]

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lighthouses | Grandma's Ramblings

It has been a month now since I finished my physical therapy. My therapist warned me that I would need to keep doing my exercises at least two to four times a week if I wanted to remain strong and have less pain. So far, I am exercising every day. Eventually I will probably move […]

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My One Night of Luxury! | Grandma's Ramblings

Shortly after my retirement my husband and I made a trip to North Carolina to visit our children who live there. On the way we decided to stop and explore the Biltmore Estate in Ashville, North Carolina. Built by George Vanderbilt, grandson of famed industrialist and philanthropist Cornelius Vanderbilt, in Asheville, North Carolina in 1887 […]

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From Slave Songs to Gospel | Grandma's Ramblings

In 1866 an university was established in Nashville Tennessee that was open to women and men regardless of color. Founded by the American Missionary Association, Fisk University was only one of more than 500 schools and colleges this anti-slavery group set up before, during and after the Civil War. Five years after its founding, the […]

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Where Did The Time Go? | Grandma's Ramblings

Fifty-one years ago today I became a mother for the first time. That day will always be one of my favorite memories. As I held my little girl in my arms I whispered to her that we would be best friends. All the fun we would have – shopping, reading books, playing games, singing songs. […]

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Fellowship – What is that? | Grandma's Ramblings

In Christian circles we love to talk about fellowship.  When we announce church events, we often try to encourage everyone to attend by talking about the opportunity we will have to “have fellowship with one another.”  There is the weekly/monthly/annual fellowship meal. And, of course, when summer comes we often have the church picnic. Most […]

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Joys of Grandparenting | Grandma's Ramblings

We decided to celebrate the end of summer and beginning of fall by taking our granddaughter to Potter’s Zoo. The Zoo is part of Potter Park in Lansing, Michigan. It is the oldest public zoo in Michigan. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) since 1986, the Zoo has also received the AZA […]

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Larnelle Harris | Grandma's Ramblings

I posted this in 2018 but today I celebrate 68 years of walking with my Savior, my best friend. Life has had its ups and downs, but one thing has remained true. Jesus has been faithful to me through it all. He was there when my father left my mother and I when I was […]

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