Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (13th Day) – 2020.09.19

I was looking back to a pre-Covid 2019. The Flying Scotsman sent us a delivery that seems prophetic for 2020! Have a great day…

Something to Think About in Quarantine (day XII) – 2020.09.18

Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. Philippians 2:3-4 Today’s verse of the day from biblegateway.com really needs nothing more from me. Just read it several times, and imagine […]

Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (ἡμέρα XI) – 2020.09.17

“Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.” Matthew 6:33-34 esv My devotional reading this morning comes from theologian, Kosuke Koyama. He speaks to the […]

Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (TEN) – 2020.09.16

Just in case you needed a reminder today.

Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (Number 9) – 2020.09.15

I have been working from my back porch (lanai in Floridian) during my quarantine. This morning it was about 50 degrees, which is darn cold for mid-September. I have also been watching the squirrels all day today. They are fat, bushy tailed, and very busy collecting black walnuts from the stand of woods in my […]

Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (Day 8) – 2020.09.14

A Delivery from The Flying Scotsman So TFS had an extremely busy summer: marrying off his boy and finishing his writing project on the War of 1812. He is back at it! Here is a delivery he sent me over the weekend; I think the following speaks to the next two months!! This message is […]

Quarantined Hitchhiker’s bLOG (On the Seventh Day) – 2020.09.13

Bless Their Hearts For those of you from south of the Mason Dixon Line, it should be clear by now that I am a Northerner. The closest I ever came to living in the South was when I served on the edge of Appalachia in Southwestern Pennsylvania from 2007-2012. It was there that I learned […]