by M. J. | Feb 11, 2020 | Travel
Our Grecian adventure began and ended in Athens. This February, my friend, Suki, and I spent a week traveling on a bus with 20 other tourists exploring the diversity and history of this amazing country and its delightful people. The best time to visit Greece is in the...
by M. J. | Feb 8, 2019 | Thinking Outside the Hive
What is this daffodil thinking? It’s February! Tennessee’s weather is predictably unpredictable–even in winter. It’s not unusual for a warm spell to take a peek from behind the curtain for a few days. The warmth is both a tease and a promise....
by M. J. | Jan 24, 2019 | Thinking Outside the Hive
Carpe Diem–Seize the Day! 2018 is past. We can’t change it. There’s no sense in dwelling on it, blaming it, or smugly sitting on last year’s victories. Another year has begun. The starter pistol had sounded and we’re advancing around the...
by M. J. | Dec 22, 2018 | Holidays, Thinking Outside the Hive
Let’s not miss the point of the manger. Jesus’ first coming was mankind’s only chance for reconciliation with God. Coming as a man with a demonstration of the Kingdom, Jesus brought an absurd solution to eternal separation from God: Himself....
by M. J. | Dec 8, 2018 | Holidays, Thinking Outside the Hive
Have you ever thought about how “wrong” Christmas is? Many of us have read the story of Jesus’ birth in Matthew or Luke. And most of us have seen nativity sets in homes, on lawns or in stores–a statuesque display of wise men and shepherds...
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