Happy Anniversary to Us!

 Today, March 2, (aka Texas Independence Day) is also the 55th Anniversary of the day my spouse and I got married.  In 1968.  So many decades ago!  The purpose of this blog is to encourage you, beloved seekers of wisdom and truth wherever in the world you may be, in your quest for a long-lasting connection to at least one other person:  there is such  a thing and it is worth all your effort.

I was not prepared to post quite yet -- though obviously age-advanced, I am not equally tech-advanced.  But it was on this day 55 years ago that the connection was set for the two of us,  so it is important to begin this connection with you, on this date in 2023.

Though brief because I've used up the time allotted to today's post in just getting the blog established, it is nevertheless heartfelt.  You are the future that I want to speak to, so, God willing, tomorrow will come with more time together.  I look forward to sharing with you then.  


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