
Choosing love (when you’re falling in love)
Seven years ago I sat in a coffee shop, looking across the table at a handsome man named Eddie. He was not quite a stranger
ARTICLES BY COLLEEN CHAO

Seven years ago I sat in a coffee shop, looking across the table at a handsome man named Eddie. He was not quite a stranger

He was a blind man. A beggar. He lived long before Braille and social welfare, so he was probably far more desperate than the homeless

I was deeply encouraged by this today! Hope you are too…. “Our normal way of living in our human nature is to value results and

I can pick you out in a crowd—the light in your eyes, the warmth of your spirit, the kindness of your actions. You are His,

If you’ve ever spent time around someone who thinks they know everything, you’ve got a pretty good picture of what I was like in my late

I’ll never forget Miss Moss, with her Coke-bottle glasses and a disability that left her slow and kind. She loved writing notes of encouragement even

When my son was only a few months old, I had a mother-of-four walk by me and say, “Oh, I remember the days of only

She was the It Girl in college: drop-dead gorgeous, smart, with a slew of handsome suitors and a voice that earned her a recording label.

It was the last place on earth I wanted to be. I’d always loved flying, but this airplane, with all my worldly belongings crammed into

Her message left me shaken. She said if we had just 30 minutes together, she could get things off her chest; she was angry and

Seven years ago I sat in a coffee shop, looking across the table at a

He was a blind man. A beggar. He lived long before Braille and social welfare,

I was deeply encouraged by this today! Hope you are too…. “Our normal way of

I can pick you out in a crowd—the light in your eyes, the warmth of

If you’ve ever spent time around someone who thinks they know everything, you’ve got a pretty

I’ll never forget Miss Moss, with her Coke-bottle glasses and a disability that left her

When my son was only a few months old, I had a mother-of-four walk by

She was the It Girl in college: drop-dead gorgeous, smart, with a slew of handsome

It was the last place on earth I wanted to be. I’d always loved flying,

Her message left me shaken. She said if we had just 30 minutes together, she