WUTHERING ADJECTIVE (WUTH-ER-ING) CHARACTERIZED BY STRONG WINDS TO BLOW WITH A SHRILL ROARING SOUND I always thought WUTHERING ment old and crumbling….. I was surprised to find it ment A ROARING WIND
Features
Destinations, Features
A Different Kind of Theme Park
by Kristie Plank •
Have you ever driven by where something new is being built? First thought…probably another gas station. Of course, if you are on I-4 new construction could be just about anything with all the theme parks in the area. Curiosity finally got the better of Greg and me. We made plans with Sandy and Barry Radawiec…
The Everlasting Word
The Everlasting Word
by Pastor Herb Long •
Be at Peace with Everbody “Then Peter began to speak, saying, “Truthfully, I perceive that God is no respecter of persons. But in every nation he who fears Him and works righteousness is accepted by Him. Acts 10:34-35 MEV Peter, who had all his life lived under the Law of Judaism came to the realization…
This 'N That
Word Of The Week March 18
by Bonnie Parks •
EVOCATIVE ADJECTIVE (E-VOC-A-TIVE) BRINGING STRONG MEMORIES IMAGES OR FEELINGS TO MIND. My daughter is always bringing up EVOCATIVE things her Grandma said.
States Well Stated
States Well Stated – ALASKA
by Betsey Ellis •
The Origins of Russian Collusion, a.k.a. Alaska Alaska was “discovered” by non-natives, when a Danish explorer Vitus Jonassen Bering sighted it on a voyage from Siberia in 1741. Not too surprisingly, the Bering Straits were named thus in his honor. The first non-native settlement was started by Russian fur trappers in 1784. Alaska’s name is…
The Everlasting Word
The Everlasting Word, March 12
by Pastor Herb Long •
Developing a Habit of Thankfulness and Gratitude“Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; for His mercy endures forever.” I Chronicles 16:34 We live in a thankless world and among so many people who are ungrateful not being thankful for what they have but complaining about what they don’t have. For example the…
This 'N That
Word Of The Week March 11
by Bonnie Parks •
DE Ri-GUEUR ADJECTIVE (de-re-ger) Required by etiquette or current fashion. Ultra fancy hats are DE-RI-GEUER at the Kentucky Derby
This 'N That
Word Of The Week March 4
by Bonnie Parks •
APRICATE VERB (ae-pri-kert) TO BASK IN THE SUN TO EXPOSE TO SUNLIGHT While the north shivers, Florida will APRICATE
You and Your Health
Unsafe Plastic Food Storage Containers
by Pam Batey •
Plastic or Glass?You’ve not lived until you’ve left your grandmother’s or auntie’s house with a stack of whipped topping containers, butter tubs, and burnt orange Tupperware from the ‘80s filled with Thanksgiving dinner leftovers. Unfortunately, you may also be leaving with a host of bisphenol A (BPA). BPA, a type of polycarbonate, is a major…
Destinations
Destination – Australia
by Mary Lee Cipriano •
Far from the familiarity of home, exotic lands beckon with sights, sounds, and sensations that defy imagination. Down under in Australia, the horizons are broad, the experiences grand, and the natives are friendly! Physically, Australia is as large as the United States, so it takes a bit of planning to see the key areas. Cruises…