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Posts by Ruth Waring

We Never Really Know!

Posted by on Oct 26, 2024 in Blog, Food for Thought | 4 comments

We Never Really Know!

Getting groceries had now become a necessity, having delayed the onerous task for too long. Now I faced the threat of rain, but I determined that I could make it to Food Basics and home again before the skies opened up. So, with my grocery bags and list  in hand, and my ever faithful umbrella under my arm (No, I’m not a pessimist; I just like to be prepared!), I set out to do the unavoidable task that I’ve been doing for several decades. I ignored the gentle sprinkles of rain dotting...

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Precious Moments Become Precious Memories

Posted by on Sep 29, 2024 in Family, Food for Thought, Friends, Memories | 0 comments

Precious Moments Become Precious Memories

I know I’ve often written about trips down memory lane! Perhaps it’s because memories are built into all of us. They help define who we are, where we’ve journeyed over the years, who we’ve met, and what we’ve attained. To lure me into thinking further on this subject, a recent memory post by Facebook on my page took me back to 2012 when I did a 17-day book tour/speaking engagement on the East Coast (A detailed post of that trip can be found in my September, 2012 blog...

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It’s Been a Great Summer

Posted by on Aug 27, 2024 in Blog, Books, Food for Thought, Quotes | 4 comments

It’s Been a Great Summer

There’s an understanding in the writing world that a blank page can be a writer’s nightmare—whether on an old fashioned typewriter, a notebook, or a computer screen. It’s called writer’s block. Often those dreaded moments can be fed by the belief that one’s writing is unworthy of being read. But in order to move ahead, a writer must strive to battle through the frustration, anxiety, and self-doubt that emanates from the negative experience of the blank page or screen. On the...

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Suddenly and Without Thinking

Posted by on Jul 22, 2024 in Blog, Food for Thought, Memories, Quotes | 0 comments

Suddenly and Without Thinking

In last month’s post, The Toxic Gossip Train I shared my belief that judging, criticizing, and gossiping are destructive in any situation. This short post dwells on a similar topic: being conscious of how we speak to one another. I believe most of us, if not all of us, are aware of someone who has suffered—emotionally, physically, and perhaps spiritually—by unkind, inconsiderate, and often damaging words. I’m quite sure that none of us would want to be the victim of such an...

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The Toxic Gossip Train

Posted by on Jun 26, 2024 in Blog, Food for Thought, Friends, Quotes | 4 comments

The Toxic Gossip Train

I had lunch at the home of a new friend the other day— I say a new friend because that’s the best way to describe our friendship. We met just a few years ago and when a text is sent or a phone call is made, we put plans into motion to be together. We have much in common: our age, our interest in studying the Bible, our efforts in maintaining a healthy body and mind, and the value of connecting and staying connected with family. We simply enjoy being with one another! As our afternoon...

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