Yes, For You
This morning a disheveled man and I were trying to cross a busy part of the parking lot. A car finally began to stop to
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This morning a disheveled man and I were trying to cross a busy part of the parking lot. A car finally began to stop to
We’re walking to school again like we have for years, but this morning, we turn back because the light through the fog looks so enchanting.
I love these Christmas cookies that I’ve been making with my daughters for 13 years. We make a double batch of dough, and we cut
Sometimes folks ask me why I’m stagnating as a college lecturer teaching composition when I could do so much more with my degree. I used
Every year, we cut snowflakes to decorate the windows and doors. If I forget to do this, my daughter reminds me that it’s time to
This morning I read Psalm 21:1 where David shouts, “The king rejoices in your strength, Lord. How great is his joy in the victories you
Every day, you take in, from scattered places, all the meaning you can. You assemble; you gather; you bring it all together into something good
You know I’m not the world’s best photographer, and you also know I don’t have a nice camera. I still use the one on my
Sometimes holidays usher in feelings of loneliness and disconnection more than joyful belonging. Here’s the post I wrote for Crosswalk.com today: http://www.crosswalk.com/faith/spiritual-life/the-greatest-seat-at-the-holiday-table.html
On this day, I walked in the cold, dreary rain with Kate to school. It was a dark morning, and it was more of a