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Mobility Devices Are Not the Enemy
Our driveway has a steep slope down to the mailbox that never used to be a problem until my MS began to progress to the point where walking and balance were an issue. So my husband decided it was time to purchase an electric scooter so I could drive to get the mail. I should...
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Living as a Turtle in a Rabbit World
I’m sure you all remember Aesop’s Fable about the race between the tortoise and the hare. Evidently, when the hare (rabbit) saw that the tortoise (turtle) was challenging him, he believed he would be a shoo-in because of the turtle’s slowness, so he decided to take a nap and...
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My Most Challenging Year
My Most Challenging Year Any vestige of belief that if I had MS I would be exempt from other diseases or mishaps was dispelled in June of 2006 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Fortunately, it was labeled a ductal carcinoma in situ, which meant it was a virtually...
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Let’s Pretend
Traveling with grandkids is an eye-opening experience to say the least. They never cease to create interesting activities, even while buckled into seat belts.
We were traversing a highway in San Diego when granddaughter Hunter, nine, and grandson, Harrison, six, began to play the game of “pretend.” The imaginary characters ranged from farm animals to Transformers and finally to Ken and barbie dolls. Every sentence began with “Pretend…”
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The Summer of 1985
During the summer of 1985, my husband, Dave, and I had been asked to participate in our church summer camp in the San Bernardino Mountains. Dave would be the camp doctor while I would be the vocalist. It was quite an honor because the camp had first class speakers and was very...
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"But he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness."
Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.
About Lynn
Lynn had aspired to a singing career from the first time her dad lifted her up to the podium at church to sing “Jesus Loves Me” at the age of four.
Lynn’s Message
Every life has a message. Every life has meaning. Every life has purpose. And that message, that meaning, that purpose comes, ultimately, from God.
Lynn’s Music
I have received many musical accolades in my life but none has been more satisfying than the victories God has brought through “abiding under the shadow of His wings.”
Multi Media Bar
Our driveway has a steep slope down to the mailbox that never used to be a problem until...
I’m sure you all remember Aesop’s Fable about the race between the tortoise and the...
My Most Challenging Year Any vestige of belief that if I had MS I would be exempt from...
Traveling with grandkids is an eye-opening experience to say the least. They never cease to create interesting activities, even while buckled into seat belts.
We were traversing a highway in San Diego when granddaughter Hunter, nine, and grandson, Harrison, six, began to play the game of “pretend.” The imaginary characters ranged from farm animals to Transformers and finally to Ken and barbie dolls. Every sentence began with “Pretend…”
During the summer of 1985, my husband, Dave, and I had been asked to participate in our...