Mimi Ross I awaken to a new day, I don’t recognize this world, It doesn’t look like yesterday, Times are changing, that’s for sure. Pandemic, disease, and dying, Unrest is everywhere, Yet You are ever present, You are always there. You are I AM, Right here, Right now, I find you in my heart. My…
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Features, June 2020
Review of SaddleBrooke Author Albert Anthony Melvin’s Student Handbook for Success
Stuart Watkins SaddleBrooke author Albert Anthony Melvin wrote Student Handbook for Success. This is the most interesting educational book that has realistic recommendations for today’s homeschool teachers, high school students, and college students that is so relevant and helpful, and I can wholeheartedly recommend it to all of the above. As I read chapter after…
Features, June 2020
Happiness Tree
Stuart Watkins One day I reached for the fruit of the Happiness Tree and passed it around to someone I did not know. He passed it around, it kept being passed from person to person to person, and I think it is still circulating. The seeds from the fruit of the Happiness Tree do amazing…
Features, June 2020
Artist of the Month: Classes Become a Way of Life for SaddleBrooke Artist
LaVerne Kyriss A little more than 20 years ago in an RV park in Tucson, Sue Wilson walked into a watercolor class for the first time in her life. “I asked if there was room in the class. I told the instructor I have no paper, no paint, and no brushes, but this is always…
Features, June 2020
In Passing
Lori Black Lori Black, 59, passed away on March 4. She was born on October 4, 1960, in Salina, KS, the daughter of Bobby C. and Marybel D. Black. Lori grew up in a military family allowing them to travel and live in many parts of the world. Her father was a colonel in the…