Who doesn't have a blog these days? Well, up
until this week, my wife didn't. She does now. Her blog is called "Sum of the Parts."
The first entry is still at the top.
Jeanene and I met in 1982 at Baylor University.
It was a chance meeting. We were paired together to lead a freshmen orientation
group. Whoever shuffled the files that day shuffled our marriage and the lives
of the three sisters into existence. That's weird to think about.
We married in 1985. August 10th, to be precise.
In eight days we will celebrate or 21st anniversary. How time flies.
Jeanene juggles a lot of things in her life.
She is an ordained minister. We went to seminary together. She has been a chaplain in the Baptist Health Care System of San Antonio since
1989 and is currently head of pastoral care at one of their hospitals. She is
a wife, a friend, and a mother of three. She's a busy girl.
I'm grateful that she has been patient with me
as I've tried to build a writing career over the last year or so. I had to drop
out of web designing to do so, and that's a risk. But she was and is willing to
take that risk. But just to be safe, she has started to sell some unusual items
online.
That adds another facet to her life, but she's game to try it. Currently she is
selling
natural soap made by a friend of ours in
Tennessee, and
Anglican prayer beads made by a woman in an
Episcopal hermitage in central Texas.
If you want to see what she has to say, drop by
SumOfTheParts.us
rlp
