Articles by Linda Brendle
Loving your neighbor
A couple of weeks ago I saw a story on Facebook about a man who spent an hour in the bank with his father while he transferred some money. […]
Keep your nose in a book
I can’t remember when I couldn’t read, and consequently, I have spent most of my life with my nose in a book. […]
An Evening with Miles Pike
What do you get when you combine a Sunday night service with a legally blind singer/comedian who loves the Lord with all his heart? […]
Dealing with keepsakes
Last week Tommy brought two annuals from his high school days to the Senior Center. […]
Saving Water
Perkins’ garden is doing very well again this year. I’ve already written about the over-abundance of cucumbers, and his tomatoes are really good. […]
Teaching the vulnerable
The first annual Author Fest at the Greenville Library was a lot of fun this past Saturday. […]
Knowing your limits
I came of age in the 60s and 70s when women were taught that we could and should do it all – wife, mother, career, activist and anything else we could think of. […]
Canning – novelty or necessity
One of David’s memories of his grandmother is her large garden and the shelves on her back porch that held all the vegetables she canned during harvest time. […]
Making Memories
David and I had a fun but quiet Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday. […]
