How I Detangle My Life
Before church this morning, I participate in a daily morning ritual with my daughters: I detangle their hair. This is not fun ever. We employ
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Before church this morning, I participate in a daily morning ritual with my daughters: I detangle their hair. This is not fun ever. We employ
All afternoon, my daughter’s been riding around on her bike. She’s collecting acorns. She loads her pink basket and rides back to a rugged old
Yesterday, my oldest daughter had to choose one object from home that best represents her to share with her class. The teacher wrote: “Find one
I’m told I need to pick my children up in the sanctuary after their first day of Vacation Bible School. It’s a ranch theme, and
Sometimes when I’m missing certain places, I’ll visit them using Google Street View. I can walk down childhood roads, visit old neighborhoods, observe favorite restaurants
The day stretches out before us. I can let it happen to me, or I can seek out the complexity in common moments. Complexity refers
I’m standing in my clothes, waist high in water. I’m baptizing, with my husband, a great friend. I’m invited to join in this ancient ritual,
I remembered lines from Lewis Carroll’s characters this morning about “impossible things.” Alice laughed. “There’s no use trying,” she said, “one can’t believe impossible things.”“I
Sometimes I feel homesick. But it’s not for any particular home or family. It’s the weirdest feeling. I’ll be sitting there, doing the dishes or
I’m not a good traveler. I have massive anxiety when it comes to travel, I get homesick, and I get all out of sorts with