Why I Want to Keep the Biblical Feasts
This spring, on a rather grumpy day at the end of a busy week, my children and I picked newly grown garden tea and gave it to a friend.
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Fear and The Freedom of Not Mattering
I got only positive comments on last month’s new format, and I like it too, so for now, I think we’ll keep it. :) Something Told 5 favorite photos from the past month. I like this photo because Teddy’s curls and bare chubby legs remind me of a vintage illustration from the Dick and Jane
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A New Format and Anabaptist Women Scaling Heights
Dear readers, I’d like to hear what you think of the format for this month’s update. My four headers were repurposed from that well-known wedding jingle: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” Let me know if this is a format you like and would enjoy seeing me continue. Since about half of my
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To worship in spirit and truth
A nonbelieving friend recently attended a Catholic service for the first time since childhood and described herself as “enthralled with the long-forgotten but completely remembered beauty of the Mass.” She spoke of the gold vestments, candles, incense and back-and-forth singing, contrasting it with Protestant services she had experienced, which she perceived as “a cold, lifeless box.”
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Moments Like Bunny Rabbits
I named this post “moments like bunny rabbits” simply because the photo above is my favorite of all the photos I’ve taken this month. And because moments really are like bunny rabbits–small, quivering when you hold them, prone to hop away rather quickly. And a farmer’s hands holding a bunny rabbit is maybe my favorite
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