A Forgiving Heart – March 30, 2003
There’s something so forgiving about freshly fallen snow. No longer visible are the unraked leaves, brown patches of lawn, and roofs in need of repair. ...
There’s something so forgiving about freshly fallen snow. No longer visible are the unraked leaves, brown patches of lawn, and roofs in need of repair. ...
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Now with silver hair and careful steps, the couple slowly walks the lane that leads from their home. It’s time for their daily stroll. Their...
From time to time, the local newspaper features a letter to the editor that expresses thanks for random acts of kindness. The other day a...