Kat's Personal Page

I've found myself thinking about God a lot lately. In conversing via email with another member here, I found myself stating that I believe in a personal God. That statement has been going round and round in my head for days. How do you explain to others what you mean when you say a "personal God"?

So here goes:
There came a day, many many years ago, that a strange and wonderful thing happened. I was, so I thought, at the end of my ropes. I desired nothing more than to go about the business of r… Continue

Larry Ray Powers 1949 - 2009 Lawrence

Powers
A memorial service for Larry Ray Powers, 60, Lawrence, will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Clinton Parkway Assembly of God.
Mr. Powers died Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, at his home.
He was born May 12, 1949, in Childress, Texas, the son of Roy Franklin and Helen May Blackwood Powers. He was a former resident of Eudora for 17 years. He moved to Lawrence in 2003.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War.
Mr. Powers was a computer speci… Continue

A list, I think,
I'll make
of things, I know,
can break.

Like wings and bones
and shoelaces,
and wills and nails
and china vases.

These are, of course,
a few;
many more, I think,
I knew.

If knowing, per chance,
is part,
of avoiding a
broken heart.

I'll try my best
to remember,
the breaks that
made me limber.

FAR SPACE ANTHOLOGY GROUP

From Kat:
As Assistant Editor of "Assasin's Creed" from the Farspace Anthology Group on Writing.com, I am calling all Writing.com members on Kat's Korner to take a shot at this next Anthology, Farspace 3. Below is the info from Edwin Rydberg, Editor

Hi Team,

It's that time of year again--> time to open subs for Farspace 3. Yes, I know Farspace 2 isn't out yet, but it's getting there and will hopefully be ready for late October. Meanwhile, I've… Continue

Once upon a time in a far away kingdom called Hatred there lived a child called Fear. Fear's father was called Feel Nothing and her mother was called See Nothing.

Now, Feel Nothing and See Nothing spent all their time creating a lovely Void for Fear to live in. They sincerely believed that if Fear lived in a Void, where no feeling or seeing was present, the child would turn out to be a good citizen of Hatred and, more importantly, would bring them great pride and pleasure.

Fear knew that Hatre… Continue