The Changing Forms of the Ones We Love
This week is Valentine’s history studies, we came across the wacky Arthurian legend of Tamlane. In it, Tamlane and
Truman
He’s two and a half and these are the things I notice:
* In a new situation, when addressed by
A Sleep of Faith
My children are beautiful when they sleep. I can’t resist ducking back into
their room after getting them into
The Guest in 22B
The motel on the corner of Cedar and Broadway had been a decent stopping point
between Memphis and Tulsa on
The Heartbeat of a Christian
If familiarity breeds contempt then surely “Jesus loves me” can prompt an eye
roll. The concept of the love of
Why I Write
There was a moment in my childhood of great delight. A twirling metal gate led
to a grassy place against
Gardening: A Lesson in Failure
When it comes to gardening, I’m a bit of a schizophrenic. You never know what you’re going to get from year to year.
Accepting Limitations
Lately, I’ve been thinking about limitations. More specifically, that I have some. And acknowledging these limitations has shifted the way I view my life in two seemingly contradictory ways…
God Made You Well
> And God saw everything that he had made, and behold, it was very good.
> And the man and his wife
The Other Side
Have you ever had a time in your life when you saw a big change coming? A move,
a job
