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Fathers to the Rescue by Betty Mason Arthurs
Fathers to the Rescue by Betty Mason Arthurs Father’s Day is here and it’s a time to pay tribute to our fathers and their positive influence in our lives. I also love the stories about fathers in the … Continue reading
A Dad, a Daughter and a Butterfly by Betty Mason Arthurs
A Dad, a Daughter and a Butterfly by Betty Mason Arthurs Father’s Day is coming and I love stories about fathers who have been involved in their children’s lives, bringing strength and loving care into every moment. My pastor, … Continue reading
My Country ‘Tis of Thee…Memorial Day Tribute by Betty Mason Arthurs
My Country, ‘Tis of Thee…Memorial Day Tribute The song, “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee,” was written by Rev. Samuel Francis Smith in the 1800s when he was 24 years-old. This Memorial Day, May 2017, its beautiful words ring out over … Continue reading
A Hundred Reasons to Cry or Smile by Betty Mason Arthurs
I love to stare at this photo of my grandson, Preston, and the family dog, Ella, who sleeps with him each night. Like most dogs, she’s a goofy friend whose energetic play brings smiles and laughter to all of … Continue reading
Love Letter Begs for Date
Love Letter Begs for Date by Betty Mason Arthurs Long before the internet and online dating sites, young ladies communicated with potential “matches” by letter, hand-written or typed on ancient typewriters. Like most senior folk, I miss those days … Continue reading
Children and Politics
(This post first appeared on the Christian Children’s Authors blog in Nov. 2016. I thought it might be a good reminder for this Inauguration Day.) First, let me be clear, I hate political rants. This post is not one of … Continue reading
How to Play “Jingle Bells”
This article originally appeared last year on ARHtistic License.
Family Singing at Christmas by Betty Mason Arthurs
Family Singing at Christmas by Betty Mason Arthurs Memories of my family and our love of music and singing together, now that my parents and one brother are gone, help to overcome my sorrow of missing them at Christmastime … Continue reading