Author Archives: Becky Dingle

Dear Reader: Many of you have read Squire Rushnell’s books on Godwinks… which he defines as an unexpected connection to someone you love, a mysterious pathway to a life-changing opportunity, an unanticipated outcome … coming from out of the blue, … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I turned to today’s meditation in Quinn Caldwell’s Book – All I Want for Christmas and it was about becoming an ” instigator “-today that term is so negatively associated with the term – terrorist -that I was … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I have begun to think that when I had my mishap Sunday Night ( Alright, alright… my sprawling embarrassing mis-step) time sped up … because I have lost it ( time, that it!) Did the naughty elves ( … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: The pine tree has played a major role in the history of Summerville… it is the core or heart of Summerville, the little town nestled in the pines. But long before the pine tree became symbolic of Summerville… … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: The ” X” I placed on the bottom step ( in the title” picture) was deliberately put there for a photo moment … marking the spot where I fell Sunday night. Yikes! As scary as it was… God … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday was the day when little girls’ dreams of sparkling came true. Mollie, Rutledge, Lachlan, and myself sat for two hours to see our Eloise prance and dance for two minutes and the expression on her face was … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: In spite of the overcast chilly weather yesterday … it was a joyful day! Anne, Donna, and I drove to Ridgeville to get barbecue at Duke’s …. part of Anne’s belated barbecue birthday present. The little town was … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday was the 20th Summerville MS Christmas Luncheon-Elizabeth Peterson, has been the on-going President of the chapter for all that time, but she stepped down officially at the end of the luncheon and was recognized in a special … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: It has occurred to me this year that Christmas would not be the same if we removed, not only family, from the core of the Christmas season, but also ” framily”… chosen friends who complete our lives each … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: My “Pray for Ukraine” flag is a little more battered than when I first put it out but it is still standing proudly in front of the pear tree by the street. This Christmas,for many Ukrainians, will be … Continue reading →