Down This Forgotten Path
I return today to a little park that I once frequented with strollers and juice boxes–back when my oldest started kindergarten instead of middle school.
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I return today to a little park that I once frequented with strollers and juice boxes–back when my oldest started kindergarten instead of middle school.
Today my youngest requests one of her favorite meals for dinner: Spinach Lasagna Rolls. For under $10.00, you can make enough for two dinners, and
This morning, my friend asks me to pray for forbearance. Nobody has ever asked me to pray that they might forbear. I’ve actually never used
I find myself reading the old classic, We Would See Jesus. In the introduction, the authors make the claim that if you miss the concept
We pass a sign on the road for automotive repair. It says, “No problem is too big or too little for us to handle.” It’s
I love photographing the dragonflies that land on the clothesline by the lake. One in particular flies in and lands. Only later do I notice
A friend reminds me not to express love to people in the way I like to receive it. Go against your natural tendencies here. It
When I was younger, I memorized a powerful Bible verse in Deuteronomy. Right before Moses sends Joshua into new territory beyond the Jordan, he summons
When I read Psalm 23, I love how God makes us lie down in green pastures. I think of myself as a small child who
This morning, I remember that the sun will set this evening. It did last night, and these photos prove it. This day will end, and