Spring thankfuls
I have a severe case of poison ivy on my wrist, and a new set of daffodils blooming in my flowerbeds.
I have a severe case of poison ivy on my wrist, and a new set of daffodils blooming in my flowerbeds.
I have never seen a man’s back worn to shreds by a cruel whip, but I have seen crisscrossed lines of despair in the wrists of a friend.
What I saw: Good Friday reflections Read More »
Here are some newer releases shared with me by friends: deep books for truth, joy, and healing.
Growth and inspiration: a booklist for women Read More »
Perhaps dark books are an unwise choice for a woman who is walking her way out of grief. Or perhaps they are a safe place to know the truth without being undone by it.
Dark books that changed my mind Read More »
I cried with friends. I talked to Ryan. I spent time luxuriating in the sun.
The perfect spring day Read More »
Gina has shared many tasty recipes that have joined our family’s list of go-to dishes. This one, you might say, takes the cake.
The best mocha cake Read More »
If you slightly undercook your pasta, then add plenty of milk and cheese to the sauce, you can come home from church to find it just about perfect.
One pot mac-n-cheese Read More »
Priests are no more evil than other men. But they can fall, and we are setting them up for it.
Where they ought to be most secure Read More »
How nice to sit beside you at this table again. Care for some sugar in that coffee? I have flavored creamer if you’d prefer it. I appreciate you bringing scones.