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Susan Grant January 22, 2026

Resume

2354) It’s been a while since I’ve written or updated my resume. It also seems to have been a long time since I went to a job interview. The last one I went to, I was asked something that was a thoughtful, intelligent question. It was, what are your three best character traits, and I
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Susan Grant January 21, 2026

Radiant

2353) Winters in Maine can be tricky. Because I live on the coast, we get our share of rain and freezing rain when others in the state may be getting only snow. Freezing rain is a hazard in many ways, and when there’s a combination of snow and rain, it can be deadly. On my
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Susan Grant January 20, 2026

Speak the Words

2352) Life in this world is often unpredictable. Because of this, I often struggle when things that should be, aren’t. For example, I wish that within my school day, my young scholars would keep the rules and when they don’t, more parent support the teacher in dealing with the situation. These things I wish for
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Susan Grant January 19, 2026

Company

2351) Benjamin Franklin once said, guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days. Franklin understood that company is best in moderation. When I read Proverbs 13:20, I understand this doesn’t just apply to kids we wish to steer toward friends who do not influence them in bad ways. It also applies to adults. Whoever
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Susan Grant January 18, 2026

Emphasis is Important

2350) The four Gospels record the events of Jesus’ life and things associated with them. Matthew emphasizes Jesus is the Messiah. Mark emphasizes Jesus is a servant. Luke tells us details which focus on the humanity of Jesus. John points out Jesus is God’s son and the mission he had was to save the world
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Susan Grant January 17, 2026

A Better Solution

2349) I learn a lot from my young scholars. Some lessons come as I observe their words and actions. One such observation is when one of them is sharpening a pencil. They’ll grind it and grind it and grind it and then, almost always on cue, they’ll say, This pencil won’t sharpen. At this point,
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Susan Grant January 16, 2026

Knives

2348) For many years now, I have been prone to drop things. I don’t know if there’s a medical problem, but it’s a reality. I have found that if I’m not careful to acknowledge this when I’m holding things that can cause great damage or be damaged if I drop them, it can lead to
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Susan Grant January 15, 2026

Don’t Forget

2347) From time to time I listen to an old talk show program when I’m walking. On one show, I heard the host say to a husband something like, you’d better understand that women have very long memories when it comes to the things in a marriage. I chuckled when I heard it because I
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Susan Grant January 14, 2026

I Know You – Part 2

2346) The dachshund breeder where we got Cayce loves what she does. On her Facebook page, she frequently posts pictures of babies born, and her love and enthusiasm are evident. Sometimes she’ll post on her page (Bald Mountain Dachshunds) sonograms of upcoming litters. I know this is how this lovely lady makes a living, but
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Susan Grant January 13, 2026

I Know You – Part 1

2345) It’s funny, but I was thinking of the Vacation Bible Schools I attended during my childhood. I chuckle over this as in January in Maine, summer is a word that is far, far away. One of the things I remember about VBS is the story of Jesus being the Great Shepherd, using passages including
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