Posts by Teri Tunell

Not exactly spelled correctly, is it?  "Fore" is often yelled to warn someone they are in the path of an approaching golf ball.  But, "fore" is also an adjective that…

My husband spent his 45+ year career in the media.  Naturally inquisitive and pensive, he was also trained through experience as an investigative reporter to ask the hard, pointed questions. …

When Jacob was dying, he called his sons in that he might give them each a blessing.  Each blessing included something about their personalities and/or their futures.  In his parting…

You're probably shaking your head, wondering what in the world kind of question is that?  I heard something similar in a movie Dave and I watched recently and it struck…

If you aren't addicted to the news, perhaps someone you know is.  That's all they can talk about.  The 24-hour news cycle nowadays has us all in a tizzy most…

Years ago I found myself in Montana with my dad who suffered with Alzheimer's and had gotten to be in need of more care than we could give him.  Since…

My first thought was that it's natural at this time of year to think of the story of the Virgin Mary and the angel coming to her at night to…

Humans are interesting creatures, aren't they?  We often don't make any sense, yet we think we do.  We profess one thing and live in the opposite way.  We complain about…

It's a common thought that babies need touch and to be held.  What isn't often recognized is that most adults do, too.  Older folks who live alone can crave a…

Those of you who faithfully read this blog already know about my granddaughter, Renley Hope.  Nine years ago she was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, which basically means she…