The kids playing stickball gathered to curse the driver who had made them scatter, but now were watching with awestruck interest. They were tough kids but the sight of Sonny in his rage silenced them. Meanwhile another car had drawn up behind Sonny's and two of his bodyguards jumped out. ...
For the first time in my life, I was part of the cool kids group and was able to sit in the area reserved only for the rich and famous. Felt good. While hanging out, I met a girl from Los Angeles (I know, how boring). But she had a very interesting job. She worked for an ...
On the days that I don’t have Ender or the kids coming over for supper, I have a bath as soon as I log off, then eat—force myself to take a walk, thank goodness for the dog—and crawl into bed with BritBox (currently binging Jonathan Creek and really loving how in British TV ...
Englewood Beach, with Chadwick Park, is a favorite for residents and visitors. Clear water and frequent blue skies bring kids of all ages here to go shelling and shark tooth hunting for hours on end. Life is all about “beach therapy” when visiting Florida. If you are thirsty, there is ...
The ministry has expanded over the years to include dental and eye clinics, Kids’ Clubs, a school for six hundred children, and a radio station[5]. Manymiraculousprovisions have contributed to the flourishing of Diospi Suyana. For example, in January 2006, while Klaus was in Germany on a...
Crete and beyond. Families get route maps, activity and restaurant suggestions from a custom app, and hotels with breakfast included. Rates for the three-dayHighlights of the Peloponnese– good with kids because drive times between sites and beaches are short – starts at 308 Euros per adul...
On her debut studio album, Kara Jackson, our 2019-2020 National Youth Poet Laureate, sings with the aching honesty that gripped fans of her writing, sharing wry observations on romance —“Every man thinks I’m his fuckin’ mother / Good for milk and good for supper,”“therapy” laments...
We can combat the striving as we embraceGod’sdesires for us—to lie down in his green pastures now and then, and not fill every minute with activity—to lead us beside quiet waters, and not struggle in a churning ocean of busyness (Psalm 23:1-3). ...
spurring him on a zen-like quest for a quiet reading break on a sunset beach, a moment to unplug and find peace. And he almost does too, except for those meddling Mile End kids . . . who just want to have some fun, as LOUDLY as possible. Will Albert ever find a moment of quiet...
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