Tag: Kathy Wingo

• Do Hard Things. Allow them to shape your gratitude.

  

  The night before my family adopted the 10-week-old German Shepherd/Chow Chow puppy, the bully-of-a-neighbor kid jumped our wood fence and did damage to the backyard. (And I think, maybe, our toy poodle.) We went to high school together and started out as friends, but he made a turn for the worse and began saying mean…

  homegrownjournal

  November 15, 2021

  2021, December 2021, Rescue Dogs, Storytellers, The Fur Kind

  ACL, Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company, Big Rainbow Tomato, Brooke Rathbun, Chow Chow, Emergency Vet, Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Southwest Missouri, Gillioz Theatre, Grace Lee, Jessie Smallwood, Julie Johnson, Kathy Wingo, Katrin Scott, Missouri, Nixa, Philip Herzog, Safely Dispose of Drugs, Springfield

• Cuban Spirit

  

  Reverent. Real. Resilient. Resourceful. These are just a few of the words I would use to describe the people I met in Cuba. By our standards, life is hard there, but they make it work. They are warm and gracious hosts. They serve with gladness, and they nearly always smile, no matter what is going on…

  homegrownjournal

  November 6, 2021

  2021, Neighbors, November 2021

  Ben Wingo, Branson, Characteristics, Counseling, Cuba, Cuban Revolution, Cubans, Focus on the Family, God, Kathy Wingo, Marriage, Missouri, Money, Pesos, Resilient, Reverant, Richard Wingo, Springfield, Therapist