Author Archives: Becky Dingle

Dear Reader: Yesterday I received my monthly newsletter from Kelly rae Roberts, creator of the Possibilitarian Movement, and a wonderful whimsical artist. I love looking over all her angels and other paintings that seem to speak to me so often … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Have you ever gone through a period of time when many of the  important players in your life (you depend on for their expertise) suddenly disappear… leaving you feeling vulnerable and lost? And doesn’t this seem to happen … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Halloween is over. November 1 has arrived. All Saints Day. The day we remember (not only the scriptural saints) but also our loved ones who have gone before us. It is a day to step back and give … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Happy Halloween! Last week I was browsing through children’s books on Amazon.com about Halloween…and when I found this old Scholastic one…I had to laugh out loud. This little children’s book (written by a “Barber”) features a ghost named … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I remember hearing on numerous occasions… from quotes in medical magazines, to true cancer survivor stories and books…the expression that “cancer is just a detour”….and that we are to remind ourselves of this fact while looking forward to … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I came across a devotional by Quinn Caldwell that made me pause and contemplate man’s on-going search for security through our own  man-made armor and not God’s…it might make us feel safer but usually ends up in a … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I was looking at two trees on Country Club Blvd while walking the other day… remembering how breath-taking they were last year. But this year they have’t turned yet. So when I got home I looked up a … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Did you know that the first man-made maps ( ever created) dealt with the heavens…the stars, moon, and sun? Guess what? I learned about it from the twelfth (sadly next to the last -to date) Louise Penny  detective … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: If I could recreate a real-life version of “Groundhog Day” (where, as in the movie, each day repeats itself) I would have chosen yesterday. Does the sky get any bluer than October with temps in the sixties, and … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: When Brooke, Jackson, and I went to New York City (five years ago-2012) to see the Broadway Show…The Jersey Boys… we had a ball. We, also, wanted to go see the Twin Towers Memorial Park (Ground Zero) and … Continue reading →