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It is fitting we recognized the one-month mark tonight by watching our Uvalde High School Seniors, Class of 22, graduate at the Honey Bowl. So proud of these young people! …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 24, 2022 Read More
The old men like to tell of the time the earth mourned so deep that the rains stopped. They would gather under the big pecan trees on the lush …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene (Carlisle) Stone, UHS Class of 78 June 20, 2022 Read More
21 Days. 21 Days of pain. 21 Days of crying. 21 Days of praying for strength. 21 Days of asking for Grace. 21 Days of wishing I could hug …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene (Carlisle) Stone, UHS Class of 78 June 14, 2022 Read More
“The Soul would have no Rainbow If the Eyes had no tears.” –Native American Proverb Part I. I visited the Plaza twice this week, once with my teenage great nephews, …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 13, 2022 Read More
“Hello, God Are You out there? Can You hear me? Are You listenin’ anymore?” Day Fifteen has been a day of surprises. One surprise is many of you still …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 8, 2022 Read More
I made a promise to write for fourteen days after “that day” on May 24, 2022. My goal was to convey what I have seen firsthand, heard secondhand, and …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 7, 2022 Read More
Today is the thirteenth day after “that day.” I cannot help but think of the song from John Wayne’s “The Alamo,” at the end of the movie. Aptly named …
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“Grief Observed: Sorrow · misery · sadness · anguish · pain · distress · agony · torment · affliction · suffering · heartache · heartbreak · broken-heartedness · heaviness of …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 2, 2022 Read More
“My eyes are dry, my faith is old, My heart is hard, my prayers are cold. And I know how I ought to be: Alive to You and dead to …
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 1, 2022 Read More