Island of Refuge
One spring break in college, my boyfriend and I traveled with our moms to Treasure Island, Florida, where his parents
One spring break in college, my boyfriend and I traveled with our moms to Treasure Island, Florida, where his parents
Each Wednesday (or thereabouts) I’ve been recording a Curiosity Journal to recap the previous week using these tag words: reading,
Saturday we spent the day at a friend’s house tucked into the waking woods.Forsythia bloomed sunlight-bright against leafless brown bark.
On Friday, before speaking at a MOPS group about slowing down in our fast-paced world, I stopped to snap a
“Come quick!” my daughter exclaimed as she threw open the back door. “There’s a monarch butterfly on the driveway!”I grabbed
Each Wednesday (except this week, when I missed my deadline) I’m recording a Curiosity Journal, a recap of the past
New life springs from decay; the rotting birch offers its fading strength to a cedar seedling. A monarch drinks deep
Blue. Beautiful blue! It’s really you! And not just blue. Shadows, too. Shadows. Blue. It’s true. Hello, Sunshine. I’ve sure missed
(location: Muskegon State Park, Michigan)
(alternative button below) Here at the Food on Fridays carnival, any post remotely related to food is welcome. Recipes are enjoyed, but you
Many of these ideas complement topics in a message I gave to a MOPS group a few weeks ago about
On Thursday morning I’m speaking at a local MOPS group about getting kids outdoors in nature, enjoying God’s creation.When I
As you now know from the title of my forthcoming book, we seek to live a slower life—a “not so
Yesterday in the fading light, the sun slipped low and peered up at the cloud-folds. They acted as a scrim to the
Morning sun slants across the wall.I slow down enough to notice.Intricate frost etchings — up high in the top pane —