Ponder

The active human mind is full of thoughts, memories, images, and calculations. Posts on this page contemplate random thoughts, offer logical as well as not-so-logical reflections, and consider possibilities.

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Painting Walls

Remodeling 100 Year Later Remodeling my 100-year old home included painting walls.  Wall color choice was a challenge because the house is small. Plus, opening the main half of the house removed single separate room paint options. Taking out a wall between the kitchen and the dining and living rooms while closing a small hall

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Poetry, Ponder

None Perfect.

In the news a twitter calls            Clamors to a post.             What he wrote was stupid.              What he said a roast! With every pointing finger.            Comes three a pointing back.             Never did you falter?!            Born without a lack?In all the clamor gossip,            Opinion clamors most.             Did you yourself once meet            The author of that post?From

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His Encouragement

Inhabited Praise

The BIBLE Tells us GOD Inhabits the Praises of His People. Inhabits! When we Praise GOD, He Is Present. Sure, He Tells us He never Leaves or Forsakes us, and that Is True! Every honest person who has walked through valleys of lack, betrayal, inability, struggle, loss, illness, and the like will tell you whether

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Remembering Richardine

“At Home with Wisdom”   Long before personal computers, laptops and cell phones were invented, my mother Ellen Richardine Evans (nee Acton) wrote on a typewriter at her rolltop desk in our home. A twentieth-century pioneer of self publishing, Richardine (Momma) obtained a trademark for Richardine’s Rolltop without any legal assistance. This website is developed

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His Encouragement

Telling Our Father

Since Father GOD Knows everything, I could feel foolish telling Him anything. Yet, I myself rejoice in hearing my own child tell me about an adventure, whether or not a sibling already told me that adventure. Who doesn’t enjoy hearing a loved one tell a “remember when” story? Of course, mostly I don’t know already what

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