An Open Letter to Our Senator
I generally try to stay out of politics, especially online, but I guess the stress of the last year is getting to me…and I have accepted the challenge from Summer Kinard (the editor of Park End Books and Darkness is as Light) to blog more frequently in the New Year. So, since I had already …
Keystones and Dust
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God and Gardens
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Snuggled up
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A prayer for encouragement
From today’s Morning Prayer: “You strengthened Mary at the foot of the cross and filled her with joy at the resurrection of your Son, through her intercession relieve our distress and strengthen our hope.” (Saturday morning, Week III) That was what I needed to hear this morning.
“Encompassing Comfort” – New Post at Mighty Is Her Call
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New Posts at “Mighty Is Her Call”
So I’ve been neglectful again…but here are links to my last two posts over at Mighty Is Her Call. Praying Through the Chaos Growing Pains
A new ministry
So it’s been a while…again. But good news! I’ve been asked to join the lovely ladies who blog at Mighty Is Her Call, so hopefully that will be some motivation for some more writing, both here and there. In the meantime, here’s my first post over there: Beauty is closer than I think And here’s …
Things that go CRASH in the night
This week’s parenting tip: Keep large wooden puzzles safely secured, especially at night. You might be thinking, “That’s a strangely specific parenting tip. I wonder what made her think of that?” Well. Let me tell you. If your large (noisy) wooden puzzles are not secured, say in a cabinet, or in a crate, or with …
Mount Majestic
“There is a very good possibility that you will not believe a word I say. Alas, it is the risk all historians take. The truest things are often the most unbelievable.” Thus begins one of the best books I’ve read in a long time. The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic by Jennifer Trafton, and …