The Death of the Red Dress Philippians 3:14 I press toward the mark for the prize of the highcalling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:13-14 Today, I threw my red dress in the garbage. I had purchased it almost ten years ago when I was over 25 lbs heavier than what I am today. ...
The federal assistance food stamp program was began in 1939. Vivid images of displaced and out of work Americans waiting in long lines outside of soup kitchens still haunt us today. People from all walks of life who were reduced to standing in line for a handout. Begging was not something most had imagined they ...
This article is in response to Welfare in America: Who is Denied Assistance? by Superdork published on October 23, 2006. Superdork (who we will refer to hereinafter as SD) feels punished by being denied food stamps, while other familes who don’t work spend their welfare benefits on “drugs and alcohol, trips to the nail salon, ...
Being a professional and out of work in a failing economy is enough to make your skin crawl most days. Each day is spent sending out resume after resume, usually online, never knowing if that written biography of your life, the one you worked hours on, even met the hands of the human resource department ...
