The driver cut in front of me, honking his horn while sticking his middle finger out his car window, pointing it in my direction. “What’s he so mad about?” I remember asking myself. I had apparently failed to move fast enough when the light for the right-turn lane signaled green. That wasn’t the first time …
Sometimes seemingly small matters turn out to have bigger implications than you originally thought. Take for example the Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority’s preliminary approval for state tax incentives for the Noah’s theme park in Northern Kentucky. It seems like a small matter, especially in light of the fact that the park will likely boost …
“I’ve got a garden blanket to put over the frame for your lettuce bed, whenever you’re ready to plant a fall garden,” my friend mentioned to me on the way out of church. I mentally surveyed the condition of my garden. It’s that time of year when all the warm weather plants are birthing their …
Imagine that your 42 year old son has died after a four year battle with a rare disease that has destroyed his internal organs. You are grieving at his casket the night of the wake when an official of the church—the church which earlier in this horrid week approved the ceremony—calls you, informing you that …
Connor rocked back and forth on his heels, biting his lip as his eyes darted back and forth, scanning my office. It was his baptism day. “It’s okay to be nervous,” I said, trying to put him at ease as he left my office with his parents on the way to the baptistery. His father …