Run for Dori

I don't like when Dori and the kids leave town. They've been in Ohio visiting Dori's Mom, Dori's sister Kathy and husband N...

Merry Christmas, everyone! It's a wonderful day to celebrate. I do love Christmas. Not as much as I love Thanksgiving, but I enjoy to...

Our Tennessee weather has been predictably unpredictable. The other day, it was 73 degrees. A few days later, it was 9 degrees. Today, it...

Photos often say it all. As much as I love the photos of our children, it's the first that has the most meaning to me this Christmas. ...

As we prepare for Christmas, real battles against blood cancers continue. This week, I have followed the ups and downs of Ann Gregory's ...

I'll be home for Christmas. But today is one more day on the road. Praise Baby Jesus, I did run on a nice treadmill in a hotel this mo...

Here's yesterday's homily from Deacon Mark Faulkner, a dear friend of ours. I love that Mark just gets to the point and is glass ha...

Yesterday's second reading at Mass was timely. With all the bad news in the world and the challenges some around me are facing, the scr...

Dori has had a fever the last two days, not like Peggy Lee's . The good news: Hans and his stellar immune system seem to be in complete...

I've received two great e-mails today, one from leukemia survivor Lea Morrison , our favorite cancer tiger on the West Coast, and anothe...