Category Archives: instagram
The Buoyancy of Fall
Recently, on the fringes of this latest holiday season, I received an internal invitation of sorts. It arrived as I stood quiet andView full post »
When Joy seems to have missed the morning
When on a Monday morning, I start to write about the manic messiness of the mundane- the one missing sneaker when it’s time to leave, theView full post »
On intentionality, nature and racing gocarts
Imagination and nature at play 💙 • I could slap a whimsical, scholarly quote and a few dozen hashtags here to furtherView full post »
When you can’t see the gold
When on a Monday morning I don’t necessarily want to consider the trial all joy- resolution and peace are more on my breakfast menu.View full post »
When I still forget after 30 years
Mount of Olives, overlooking Jerusalem (image taken June 2014) Last night in a conversation with my husband, I was talking to himView full post »
When you could come Alive a little more today
“Most of the things we need to be fully alive never come in busyness. They grow in rest.” – Mark Buchanan// The momentsView full post »
Clarity in the doubt
Where do you go when needing to be reminded of who you are, and whose you are? For several years, I have continuously been drawn to theView full post »
Pink shoes and labor pains
Dear Emma, Twelve years ago these bubblegum shoes, along with my very pregnant, hospital-gowned self, waddled the halls of aView full post »
Learning When its Time to Take a Seat
This weekend I experienced what can only be described as a remarkable gift, one I don’t expect to ever forget. In God’sView full post »
When the art feels too fragile
However it is you bring forth the art God places within- go and do. Please. We need you. Our world needs your words, your painting, yourView full post »
Pumpkins & Puppies
If only life was all puppies and pumpkins. Alas, there are a lot of hard, ugly in-betweens to our days not pictured here, and yetView full post »
my awefull instagram
I spend so much time and emotional energy anticipating the needs or struggles of my kids during periods of transition, but neglect toView full post »