You have probably seen this T shirt, or one like it. This particular T is from Ruby's Rubbish. It occurred to me today as I read Micah 6:8 that what is a popular quote from the movie Cinderella printed on my T shirt above is actually nothing new. It's ancient. The prophet Micah wrote for… Continue reading So Old It’s New
Month: August 2017
She Who Is Mother (Reads)
As the mother of sons I have received some heart warming gifts. Clutches of wilted dandelions and gumball machine glittery plastic rings not the least of these. I can't count the number of masterpiece crayola original works I have been given that portray me and a then six year old holding hands, walking in tall… Continue reading She Who Is Mother (Reads)
Trickles In The Desert
when water is precious
The Legacy
Have you taken the time this summer to read a good book or two or ten? Reading is good for the intellect and the soul, you know. I've made time for myself to do this again for the past two summers. Today I finished Michael Phillips' The Legacy. The third book in a trilogy series:… Continue reading The Legacy
Hugging Me Hello or Staying
It's a fact that my husband and sons are often hugging me hello or kissing me goodbye. I'm the center they all come back to and revolve around. Wife or mother. That seems pretty important to me. Why would I give that up for a paycheck or some kind of prestige that fades with the length… Continue reading Hugging Me Hello or Staying
Scouting the Divine
Scouting the Divine: My Search for God in Wine, Wool, and Wild Honey by Margaret Feinberg was a catalyst to a journey for me. I have always loved animals and I'd even owned a few sheep, but I was't serious about them. I was focused on my dairy goats and horses-both of which have completely… Continue reading Scouting the Divine