Those of you who have read In a Mirror Dimly or my blog know that my dear mate of 42 years passed away 2 years ago. There are so many things that I see and hear that remind me of her, and many of those things make me smile – some even make me laugh
Saturday will be the 2nd anniversary of Sally’s going home to be with the Lord. Not a day has passed that I haven’t missed her. But anniversaries are especially difficult, and this one more so. This photo from over 40 years ago is proof enough of who it was that I married. This is her
Many have asked about the title of my book, In a Mirror Dimly. I used Paul’s words from 1 Corinthians as a title for one of my stories. An excerpt: Last year I had cataract surgery. The morning after my first procedure I walked outside to retrieve my newspaper – yes, we older folks still
Hmmmm….. I’m changing the topics and the tone of my post this week. With everything we’ve been through as a planet, a nation, and as human beings I think it’s time to introduce a little humor to see if I can make you smile. As I’ve written about before I’ve moved from Shreveport to Nashville,
Several weeks ago I shared lunch – properly distanced and masked – with a group of friends, all believers. One of the men had invited a new gentleman, not knowing if he was a believer or not. Lunch conversation quickly turned to the typical topics of today: political divide; hatred; violence; and the great pandemic
Holidays are always celebrated as family times. And of all of the holidays, celebrating the birth of Christ is especially associated with families joining together in love and fellowship. That’s why this time of year is particularly difficult for me. I seem to remember something from each of the 43 Christmases we had together. When
The Audiobook version of my book In a Mirror Dimly is now available at https://www.westbowpress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/809794-in-a-mirror-dimly. Enjoy!
My grandsons were here at my home last week. They were working diligently on one of their “projects.” And they told me I couldn’t see it until it was finished. I’ve attached photos of their scene, but it’s even better to hear their explanation. You see, my wife had given them these nutcrackers and when
I’ve read that astronomers have discovered that on December 21 an event will take place that hasn’t occurred in over 800 years. The planets Jupiter and Saturn will align close enough that they will appear to us like a double planet. Some others have suggested that it will appear in the night sky as a
Welcome. My name is Michael Fleming, MD, author of In a Mirror Dimly. I’m so happy to have you as a visitor to my blog about my new book. This project is very special to me, and I hope to share some of that excitement with you here. I’ll be using this blog to interact
