Giggle
A Little Paper With a Big Heart
Est. 2009
Welcome to 'Giggle'; the little paper with a big heart! Our paper is printed on newsprint but actually doesn't have a drop of "news" in it. Instead, you will find page after page of stories written by people that live within the communities we deliver to; stories of love, struggles, loss and how to conquer (with grace) all of life's unexpected situations. Settle into your comfy chair, peruse our contents and you will certainly be blessed!
His Feet
His Feet
As a small child
I knew you.
I met you
in my mother's womb.
You carried me to safety
when at the tender age
of 18 months or so
I fell into a sewer well
in my uncle's basement.
He walked on water
Temptation called my name
many times as a teenager ...
but you kept whispering
"no" ...
On the top of the dirt hill
we played as children;
my brothers and myself.
We had a fort there.
You saved me
from a huge knockon the head
when a dirt clot
from a huge knockon the head
when a dirt clot
that contained a big rock
pushed in my "shield"
and found its way
to my forehead.
He washed the feet of others
He washed the feet of others
When our car wouldn't start
and we "push started" it
(one more time)...
I forgot to let go
and I sailed over the top of the car
and I sailed over the top of the car
as it descended
down the driveway
down the driveway
and came within inches
of running me over.
I was unconscious
but you were with me
then, too
I was scared.
I was pregnant.
I was married
but the circumstances
were about as bad as could be.
My head was so low ...
life was so hard ...
but You ...
you lifted me up
and set my feet
on solid ground.
on solid ground.
Life can be so challenging
during the best of days
but I have learned
that if I just try
to stay in your footsteps
to stay in your footsteps
I can only look forward
to the journey ...
and the destination!
Thank you Jesus!
You have the most
beautiful feet!
He still walks today ... thru us
He still walks today ... thru us
Middlebury, IN. newspaper written by Brenda Dwyer; owned by Bob & Brenda Dwyer. Giggle offers feel good stories for over 36,000 readers; Giggle News serves the communities of Elkhart, Middlebury, Bristol, Shipshewana, Goshen and LaGrange in the counties of Elkhart and LaGrange, Indiana. Giggle News is considered a Middlebury, IN. newspaper, a Bristol, IN. newspaper and a Shipshewana, IN. newspaper.Grandmas, The Cat's Meow, Inside The Tea Room, The Corner Office, This n' That, From Our Kitchen, Garden Gab, Talk Across The Fence, Salisbury's Stake, A World of Wonders and Destri of Nocham are just a few of the gems you will find inside. Giggle News has been in circulation since April of 2009. Brenda Dwyer uses her humor and heartfelt thoughts when putting pen to paper to fill the pages of the Giggle News in a way that attracts men, women & children alike. The Giggle News is all about strengthening the local economy and has led a small crusade to bring local merchants and the consumers of this area together to achieve that end. Life is challenging and wonderful all at the same time and the Giggle News is there to capture those precious revelations. Giggle News is also available online as well as at area lay-down spots. Giggle News ... the "feel good" newspaper.
Every single word, verse, poem, prose, etc. within This Site (unless otherwise stated) was written by Brenda Dwyer and is protected by copyright ©Do not copy, reproduce or otherwise share this content without expressed written permission by the author. 2008/2009
If you enjoy our little paper ... As with any publication, the costs associated with printing and delivering this paper to our immediate area are steep. We also deliver to others who have requested a "hands on" edition delivered to their doorstep. Our advertising revenue doesn't begin to offset the total monthly bill. We would appreciate any donation you might feel led to give to aid in the continuance of this publication. Thank you in advance for your kindness. God bless!
If you enjoy our little paper ... As with any publication, the costs associated with printing and delivering this paper to our immediate area are steep. We also deliver to others who have requested a "hands on" edition delivered to their doorstep. Our advertising revenue doesn't begin to offset the total monthly bill. We would appreciate any donation you might feel led to give to aid in the continuance of this publication. Thank you in advance for your kindness. God bless!