Author Archives: Becky Dingle

  Dear Reader: I have to confess that sometimes I just don’t want to sing certain hymns in church…maybe they’re new with a difficult melody, or slow and drawn out or have 6 or more stanzas. I am afraid my … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Starting with Libby’s birthday earlier this month… the Ya’s decided that we would take time to tell each other what we really feel about our special friendship (that have persevered over a span of almost five decades.) The … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I was clearing off my dining room table a couple of days ago and spotted this Hallmark bag (I had been given after purchasing some cards earlier in the week) … Before I tossed it…I read the words … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I had a letter from Honey yesterday (with some pamphlets included) from a wonderful “treasure” she and Tarshie (Honey’s daughter) discovered in Clayton, Georgia. The family was in Clayton for a reunion with Mike’s side of the family. … Continue reading →

    Dear Reader: Today’s blog post will be brief…though the grief that we all feel as low country residents, who adore our “Holy City,” will not be. This particular grief will linger forever in our memories and hearts. How … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: The miraculous human body God created for each of us never ceases to amaze and astound me. Never was this more apparent than in time spent with mother at the Presbyterian Village. Those days were sometimes poignant, sometimes funny, … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I decided to keep the angel planter on the porch after the Christmas holidays came to a close last year. It just made me feel good seeing the ivy wrapped around the angel holding her candle (with even … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: As sometimes happens…I started this post with one idea mulling around in my mind…but the “idea”  decided to take a detour and go in a different direction. Don’t you just love it when that happens? Yesterday I went … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Saturday evening I was reading a couple of chapters from Marianne Williamson’s best-seller: Everyday Grace. Our Sunday school class has been reading it this year and we are closing in on the  final chapters. When I first came … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: It only took the first summer in my fledgling garden to realize that when the nineties begin to settle in…it is time to take the straggly petunias, the “see you next year” pansies, and “get me some water … Continue reading →