Rules for Being Human
Columnist Ann Landers’ once received the following: “Dear Ann: Your advice reaches millions of readers daily. I ran across these […]
Author Archives: Ellen Houghton
Come Collect Your 4.5 Million
Before pulling out of the race, Ross Perot estimated he had spent $10 million on his bid for the presidency. […]
The Past is Our Future
This is such a wonderful time of the year—all of the flowers are blooming, the trees are filling out, and […]
Seeing As God Sees—Loving As God Loves
Another month has passed, and to me our world feels very different. I have noticed—as I imagine others have—that I […]
What Goes Around . . .
Last month I spent a long weekend on the North Shore of Lake Superior. While there, I was reminded of […]
Peace – One Person at a Time
I recently saw the movie “The Gangs of New York.” I won’t say I enjoyed it, but I would recommend […]
It Ain’t Necessarily So
How strong are your convictions? How do others perceive the way you live those convictions? How often does truth turn […]
Are We Broken Open, Or Down?
Have you ever gone through a stressful time in your life and thought you were through with its “opportunities for […]
An Anniversary Recollectioin
When Tim asked me to reminisce about my time with Access Press, I wasn’t really sure what I could write. […]
What Did I Just Say?
“I feel so tired.” “I don’t have any close friends.” “No one will ever love me.” Just like a positive […]
High Lines
Some years ago, a friend told me about a Navy procedure for passing cargo between ships at sea, and for […]