During Transitions
My friends and family joke that I never do well during times of transition. I’m predictably more moody and more unsettled at the beginning of
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My friends and family joke that I never do well during times of transition. I’m predictably more moody and more unsettled at the beginning of
This year, I never planted dill. A gardener told me that if I let last year’s dill go to seed and totally ignore it, I’d
I loved reading Hannah Whitall Smith’s words this morning about “the whole secret.” She writes, “Those, therefore, who know Him as their Father, know the
Hello there! If you are already planning your summer audiobooks for driving or for just listening as you go about your days, you can find
Back during my youth group days, we sang a worship song I just loved. It went like this: Thou, O Lord, are a shield about
I can hardly believe the semester is over! I taught every day in-person, in a mask, and with great joy.
Something wonderful happened. I was talking to dear friend, and I learned of her love of pear jam. But not just any pear jam—a pear
Last night for dinner, I tried a new recipe: Cauliflower Tacos from this website: https://www.acouplecooks.com/crispy-cauliflower-tacos/. Delicious! I love roasting cauliflower, but sometimes you don’t get
When I first began gardening, a graduate student at Penn State taught me all about “hardening off” my seedlings. She told me to take the
My friend, Bob Tiede, is giving away some of his excellent resources about asking good questions. And he quotes me in his book, which I