Your Swampy Days
My daughter remarks that she wants to research swamps because nobody really likes them and developers destroy them to their own peril. As a family,
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My daughter remarks that she wants to research swamps because nobody really likes them and developers destroy them to their own peril. As a family,
I hear a quote from Mother Theresa: “I have never had clarity; what I have always had is trust.” When I think of someone who
I recall the line by Lemon in a Def Jam Poetry performance: “God may not come when you call, but He’s always on time.” I
Today I’m reminded to turn my attention to the stories of other people. I think about enabling them to tell their story rather than always
Today I was challenged to look at others first through the lens of compassion. If I begin with deep concern for others–especially for any ways
I’m at an outdoor cafe, and I look down to see a little family of mice emerge from the cracks in the sidewalk and nearby
I love remembering. I love recording and reviewing all I’ve learned over the years. Today, I go back to a Monday in July five years
My friend gives me the book, Walking with Arthur: Finding God on My Way to New York, by James O’Donnell. As the author recounts a
Today we gather up some stones and paint them! It’s fun, relaxing, and whimsical. We tuck the stones in among other rocks to bring joy.
My daughters have never said no when I ask them if they want to bake cookies. But I usually say no when they ask me.