And I Ate It
I didn’t save this berry for my children or husband or even a neighbor. Oh no, I ate it immediately. I feel no remorse whatsoever.
(my daily blog)
I didn’t save this berry for my children or husband or even a neighbor. Oh no, I ate it immediately. I feel no remorse whatsoever.
It’s raining, but I know I have to harvest this day’s strawberries. The whole time I’m out there in the mud and underneath the dark
I love this season of graduation parties, block parties, pool afternoons, and just sitting around being together. Today, we were with folks all day long,
“If God knows everything, then He never gets to be surprised.” This is my daughter expressing sadness over what she feels is one of life’s
We’re growing many unusual things in our garden, things like artichokes and radishes and eggplant. Every morning, barefoot and chilly, we all go to the
I’m still thinking about this one question that everyone asks online. I think of you. I haven’t met you or know anything about you, but
All I know is that where once there was concrete, now a plant grows up. I imagine the persistence and the gentle but unstoppable force
Last night, my daughters’ favorite person in the world–their music teacher–gives them a little mug that talks about being the kind of musician where “you
This morning, the pastor explains that when the psalmist writes in Psalm 23 that “surely your goodness and mercy will follow me all the days