My Savior By Kimberly Chase He knelt and prayed all alone in the garden, Suffering and carrying each one of our burdens. So much pain and anguish He felt that day But His love for us pushed Him as He prayed.
SPRING IS HERE! Sure, there might be a few more snow flurries in April and some cold and windy days ahead of us, but for the most part, it is finally SPRING! And that means digging in the dirt with my bare hands! Here is a tip for anyone who forgot to plant daffodils and tulip bulbs last fall.
THIS AND THAT You don’t need to buy those expensive cleaners to clean your house. Here are a few tips to save money and skip those chemical-laden oven sprays and fancy sponges.
HAPPY TENTH BIRTHDAY, TESSA ROSE! Tessa, you have been thoroughly loved for ten years, 120 months, 520 weeks, 3,650 days, 87,600 hours, or 5,256,000 minutes, and still counting! You are a perfect ten! Congratulations on your first two-digit birthday! You are now a teenager in training!
Nancy: I’ve enjoyed your articles and always look forward to the next “Notes.” Wish you weren’t throwing in the towel, but, wish you well and a blessed retirement. You will be missed “for certain.” Thank you, Jeral Cooper Tonganoxie.
THIS AND THAT * Can you believe it’s March already? * Nancy, I will miss seeing you at the Sentinel, but I know you will drop by once in a while because YOU WILL MISS US! I enjoyed our years working together and being part of this crazy newspaper family. Wishing you all the best.
Hi, Sentinel Staff, Please accept my apology for being late in getting my renewal check off in the mail to you. And no, I can’t blame Uncle Sam’s system of transferring objects from one place to another.
I always thought I would know when the time was right. And now, even though I feel that time has come, it is still a difficult decision. This is my last editorial as I will be retiring from my job at Sentinel at the end of this week.
THIS AND THAT * About forty years ago, Tom Jones wrote a song called “She’s a Lady.” * I can’t believe the backlash actress Candace Cameron Bure is getting for her remark that she hopes to keep traditional marriage at the core of her movies after moving to the TV network “Great American Family.