Author Archives: xyonkerschef

The connection between parents and the children can be looked at as an inverse relationship measured over time. While the parents are building a family support network, growing closer to their child day by day, the child is learning to be increasingly independent. As a result, that intricate network is ‘deconstructed’ a little bit everyday.Continue reading “Parenting Over Time”

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. JOHN 3:16 May the true meaning of the Christmas Season be known to you and all the blessings that it brings! May the secular blessing of the season beContinue reading “The Christmas Season”

It seems that life gets stranger by the day. The more we learn the less we seem to know about it. Why? Maybe we forgot that the truth is far simpler then we think. If it is a simple thing, what is stopping us from knowing it? After thinking on this question for a fewContinue reading “Truth of the Ages”

For the last few years, I have been cooking chicken breasts for my wife to put on the salads that she takes to work. The plan was to create a simple and quick recipe, this way I would be able to prepare it every week, no matter how busy I was. Having gotten this processContinue reading “Chicken Grillin’”

Happy birthday America! Here is a reading list for every lover of liberty, individual rights, property rights and religious freedom. In these turbulent times, with tyranny threatening out liberty more then ever, and from every conceivable quarter in our society, we owe it to ourselves and our posterity to keep alive the ideas in theseContinue reading “July 4th Reading List”

COLLECTING IS LEARNING !

Some days, when I am walking from one room to another, the sunlight shines through a window in just that particular way that it makes me stop and admire it for a moment. Those images are like subtle details the realist master worked in behind his main characters, an incidental line describing stillness and silenceContinue reading “Curtains and Light”