One saying I hear all the time is, “God doesn’t give you more than you can handle.” Looking through the lens of the Bible I propose the question, “Is it true?” Also, it makes sense that we should turn to the Bible because, well, the Bible inspired it. 1 Corinthians 10:13 says that “God… won’t let you be tempted beyond […]
2016-04-28
Transit strike may be avoided
The resolution to a dispute between the North County bus drivers union and First Transit, was being discussed by union members as The Times-Advocate went to press on Tuesday. Teamsters Union Local 542, representing 300 North County drivers, postponed a strike vote last week and were meeting Tuesday to review an offer made by the transit provider. The union members […]
Escondido Reflections
It requires the synchronized coordination of four primary departments — every day — to produce a daily newspaper: news, advertising, production and distribution (circulation). You can’t have one without the others. They are interdependent. If one falters, the whole is in danger. It seems like a small “miracle” that the newspaper makes it to your driveway each day. While it […]
Cathy Carey Art Studio and Garden Tour to benefit Shelter to Soldier
Annually on the last weekend of April, Escondido artist Cathy Carey produces an art show event to help raise funds for local animals in need. This year, she is hosting a benefit for Shelter to Soldier, for a suggested $10 donation. All charitable contributions support programs provided by Shelter to Soldier. Reception April 30th and May 1st from 10:00 a.m. […]
Creamy Chipotle Porkchops with cauliflower ‘rice’
I like to make things that introduce new seasonings that make your tastebuds go… Wow! This week’s On The Menu is Creamy Chipotle Porkchops with cauliflower “rice.” This is a Paleo friendly meal that is a mix between Indian and Mexican food. Those fresh flavors come through with chopped cilantro and diced garlic cloves. This low carb high protein meal […]