Monthly Archives: June 2006

  For the past few weeks I have been writing about Joni’s cancer and our journey through that trial. I had almost forgotten how much fun it is to write your thoughts on something and have your salvation questioned for … Continue reading →

  Today’s post will probably be most interesting to one of my most faithful visitors. Me. As I pass blog mileage markers I am fascinated by what articles resonated with readers and which did not. Last week I posted blog … Continue reading →

Okay…I know this is a little sad. But the reality is that so far in the grandchild derby the two married sons (out of three) have yet to spawn. Unmarried Brett has been ruled ineligible to compete in this event. … Continue reading →

This is also posted today at Joni’s site called Sharing the Journey. Joni and I met with the Oncologist yesterday to discuss our strategy for today and the weeks ahead. Our doctor decided to dial back the strength of the … Continue reading →

  One of my favorite quotes is from humorist/writer PJ O’Rourke who noted this sad truth.“Making fun of born-again Christians is like hunting dairy cows with a high powered rifle and scope.” It really can be that easy. Before I proceed I … Continue reading →

I am going to post updates about Joni here for awhile as well as at her site. Here is the latest post from Sharing the Journey. Chemotherapy reminds me of the original Rocky movie. You take a beating, get back up, take a … Continue reading →

Dictionary.com defines masquerade as one who goes about as if in disguise; to have or put on a deceptive appearance. It is funny that Joni and I never realized we were putting on a bit of a masquerade as we adjusted to her … Continue reading →