Author Team, TJ Boyer & Elizabeth Ajamie-Boyer
I sit here realizing summer is almost over. Parts of me are relieved. This has been a rough year. Too many family losses. Too many friends gone. We still have several months ahead of us. For that reason, I want to honor God and my Uncle Edgar at this time. Edgar Ajamie was born July… Continue reading See You in September
We know summer has arrived in Phoenix when the temps pass 110°. Before the summer solstice. Fortunately, the high pressure system has passed for the time being. All that being said, the temps soared to 122°, June 26, 1990. I hope never to see those temps again. I had the worst migraine that day. The… Continue reading Hot Fun in the Summertime
Every now and then... I am called to write something like this. God calls me. He really does. I don't know who will read this. I hope some of you will. Jonah (4 chapters in the Bible) By Elizabeth Ajamie-Boyer 12-5-2025 God told Jonah to go to Nineveh, a very horrible place… I imagine the… Continue reading Off the Normal Book Track
I'm going off course today. This isn't a travel blog, or a book blog. This blog is about us: TJ & me: I love football. This has only a little to do with my testimony, but this needs to be said. We are heading into football season. Go Cardinals! So... I love football. Although the… Continue reading We Fall Down, We Get Up…
I left off the last blog by telling you (confessing) how whiny I was. Poor TJ. I have to admit, a lot of this was because I was tired. One night when rain was coming at us, I became afraid to close my eyes to sleep. I made a mistake and looked at the weather… Continue reading Drifting Along Like a Tumbling Tumbleweed… Part 2
The year is over tomorrow night. The wind blows memories across my mind. So many things have passed us by this year. We have new things happening as we go forward in time. A lot of good memories. Some bad memories, but this year, TJ and I got off pretty much unscathed. We were healthy.… Continue reading The Wind Blows Memories
I have always wanted to go to Israel and Lebanon. I suppose now isn't the time, though. With the terrorists attacking, holding hostages, and assaulting women and children, I need to stay out of there. But someday. Someday, there will be peace for a minute. I will go walk where Jesus walked. Did you know… Continue reading Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem
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