Tag Archives: Roots

New Day Begun

A trend in the 21st century is finding ever increasing value in team and cohesion working in collaboration to finding needed solutions.  While I’ll never devalue the power of one, I think there is also much merit in working together. … Continue reading

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Once Upon A Night In Bethlehem – I

Based in part on Micah 5:2: Once Upon A Night In Bethelhem – I by Michael Romani From Bethlehem will come the king With all the joy that this will bring It’s of His glory that we all will sing … Continue reading

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Thought For the Day: To Move Most Freely, It Is Best To Be Deeply Rooted

“To move freely you must be deeply rooted.” – Bella Lewitsky, dancer (13 Jan 1916-2004)      

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Rearview Mirror Confessions

Rearview Mirror Confessions by Michael Romani There it is, twice as big and as rich as life The passage back is filled with strife An early morning self examination before surf In another endless moment of peace without mirth On … Continue reading

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