Live With Flair

I ask students to characterize themselves by completing the sentence, “I’m the type of person who. . .” Sometimes students finish the sentence and then

On the walk to school this morning, during the hardest uphill climb, everyone stops to notice a row of tulips. They mysteriously appeared to line

I attempt to motivate students to write all week long. It requires high energy. I sweat. I sip iced coffee to sustain me as I

My friend sends me a quote from Jon Acuff: “In your own chase to figure out your life, make sure you haven’t already caught what

Once the snow melts in the forest, we return to search for the secret vernal pond. We’re not certain of its appearance, but we travel

I’ve rediscovered my love of omelets. The whole concept of folding in all my favorite veggies or cheeses into a nice little pocket of protein

This morning, I read in Matthew 6:8 where Jesus insists that “your Father knows what you need before you ask Him.” A chapter later, Jesus

I’m talking with my friend, and she reminds me of what it means to just stand by your friends. You quietly, faithfully, and prayerfully carry

Despite all evidence to the contrary (snow, bitter cold mornings, and gloomy skies), a new season is arriving. It is. I can tell. I see

I often quote Lilian Sandburg to encourage student writing. I remember exactly where I was standing in Carl Sandburg’s home in Flat Rock when I