Monthly Archives: May 2014
Character Comparisons
By: Susan Bea Good “Out of the Depths” is a compelling book about a veteran of WW2. 89 year old retired Marine, Edgar Harrell, survived the 1945 sinking of the USS Indianapolis in the South Pacific. 900 men immediately died in … Continue reading
Do You Know?
By: Susan Bea Good Accusations are rarely received well. But questions, even hard ones, usually raise a response, because people naturally like to have their say. Recently South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy, turned the tables on the Press when he … Continue reading
First Borns Out of Order
By: Susan Bea Good I am the “first born” in my family. After years of birthday cards expressing my “special” status, I thought I understood the significance of the position. Only after the birth of my own, did I realize … Continue reading
Oremos
By: Susan Bea Good This week our country observed its 63rd National Day of Prayer. Congress declared in 1952 that the first Thursday in May should be a day of national communication with God. As expected the “Freedom From Religion” bunch … Continue reading
