Family
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Bob and Betty prepare for their first date, facing teasing from friends and nervousness about the impending dance. They share a sweet evening at the dance and a special first kiss, creating lasting memories.
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Summary: On his wife Cindy’s 65th birthday, the author reflects on their 41-year marriage. From their early courtship and challenges in communication to Cindy’s work as a nurse’s aide and devotion to prayer, the author recounts the ups and downs of their journey, expressing love and regret for past actions. Despite Cindy’s declining health, their…
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Chapter Three: Getting Permission to Date: A Bob and Betty Story 5/25/2024 Bob was nervous all day Thursday thinking about talking to Betty’s dad after school. He had known her dad, Sam Higgins, from the first Sunday they joined the church Bob’s family attended. But that was just as another member of the church. Now…
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The author reminisces about growing up in Marion, Wisconsin, recalling the many changes and experiences during their time there. From moving houses to friendships, family, and local events, the post captures a range of nostalgic memories with a message of embracing change. The enduring theme is about making the most of life’s transitions.
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Bob and Betty, just friends on the surface, harbor deeper feelings. Unsure how to proceed, they attend Youth Group together. As their friends watch, they finally confess their feelings for each other. Their nervousness turns into joy as they plan their first date, leaving their friends laughing. Continued next edition. Subscribe for more.
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The truck is my cousin’s urn. He was a trucker his whole life. This is the platform I made for the pall bearers to carry the urn on. My cousin was a very good man and will be greatly missed by all that knew him. Hi Everyone, I’m sorry I haven’t posted a blog in…
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Dealing with change in our lives can affect our health. Here are some thoughts on how to handle change easier.
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I hope you enjoy this week’s story. It is a fictitious story about a married couple named David and Ann. Though the story is made up, I hope you will be able to glean some truths of life and love from it. Please leave a like if you enjoyed the story and I always enjoy reading your…
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Dad and my older sister, Penny. I like this picture. They both look so happy. I apologize for the delay of this week’s posting. I had some surgery on Monday and it has goofed up my week. It was nothing serious, but has changed my schedule. Dad’s Homegoing 2/8/2024 My Dad’s name was Robert. He was a good man. …
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Coming to Christ and Meeting Cindy I was brought up Lutheran. They were all good churches, but I never felt a close relationship with Christ through the attendance of these churches. We went to church regularly, and Mom and Dad tried to be good people. When I was a teenager, we moved to a little…
Memories, Musings and Stories by Mike Grawvunder 