Today’s poem for National Poetry Month is about the laughter that we remember from our childhood visits to our grandparent’s home. What made you laugh when you were a child?
Continue reading →Santa had filled our stockings just like he said he would. I was nearly finished opening them when I saw one final package for me. It was a bit heavy for such a small package, too. Once again, I had a burst of renewed energy and got excited with the anticipation of something that I would love to get from Santa. As I ripped the red shiny paper off the gift, my hopes turned to despair.
Continue reading →“We both began walking, and soon, we would meet at the mid-point between our two homes. As I looked up the steep hill, I saw a darker figure coming down from the top of the concrete road in the early morning mist.”
The Evergreen Journal is a series of inspirational articles, poems, and personal reflections by American Author, Lynda McKinney Lambert. “Living with Esther,” is a non-fiction story based on the life of the author’s mother, Esther. Lynda recounts her mother’s morning Bible studies at her kitchen table. Esther left here for her eternal home on March 3, 2007. At the beginning of 2022, Lynda picked up Esther’s Bible, and began using this Bible each day for her own devotional time. As she begins reading the Book of Romans, Lynda begins to remember special moments in their lives together.
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