Oh, can it get any more beautiful? The sky at sunset…what a comfort knowing God blessed us with another day on this earth. When I saw this, I knew I would be stopping in the road to capture this beauty, I just can’t pass moments like this up.
Oh, can it get any more beautiful? The sky at sunset…what a comfort knowing God blessed us with another day on this earth. When I saw this, I knew I would be stopping in the road to capture this beauty, I just can’t pass moments like this up.
Henry County, KY was founded in 1798 and was named after Patrick Henry. Henry was an American attorney, planter and politician who became known as an orator during the movement for independence in Virginia. A founding father, he served as the first and sixth post-Colonial governor of Virginia f
Many have decorated or will soon decorate their homes for Christmas.
More dribs and drabs; or is it dibs and dabs?
On Thanksgiving Day, I drove alongside bayous lined with shrimp boats, I followed trucks piled high with sugar cane, and I passed front yard trees loaded down with satsumas (a citrus fruit similar to a tangerine, but seedless and much sweeter). Our daughter, Natalie, went north to Michigan with
Well, another Thanksgiving is upon us. I just can’t believe how time flies these days. This is exactly the reason we need to soak up the blessing of every single day! I’m so thankful for the life the lord has given me. My health and the health of my family, in itself, is worth praising Him for.
Christmas arrived early in the Bluegrass State this year as courts in different legal spheres rendered welcomed decisions.
Harrison County, KY had, as of 2014, a population of 18,592. The county was founded in 1793. was named for Colonel Benjamin Harrison, an advocate for Kentucky statehood, framer of the Kentucky Constitution and Kentucky legislator. The county seat is Cynthiana.