Photo by Shutterstock I’m going way out on a limb to share a recent experience. I’m quite certain after reading this you are going to think a little less of my intelligence. But, I promise there is a point to my sharing my humiliation. If you’ve read my blogs over the years, you’ll know that …
The Broken Branch Moments of Life
Photo by TOMOKO UJI on Unsplash This weekend, I had an opportunity to spend the day roaming through greenhouses, walking miles of river trails, and meandering through community gardens. There were signs of new life all around - seedlings peeking through the warm soil, spring bulbs flaunting their bouquets, and trees carpeted in blossoms. Each encounter shouted, “It’s …
Quill Haven Musings
I have the great privilege of writing with a group of women. We call ourselves Quill Haven. And just in case you don't get the not-so-obvious pun, we are a group of women who find refuge in writing. Last month's assignment was to write a piece we would consider posting as a blog. We spent …
Bridges, Guardrails, and God’s Provision
Photo by A. McCormick It’s been a while since I had one of those moments. You know, that split-second when all your angst collides. For me, I shouted out a silent plea—“Lord, help me understand!” I’ve been told I have a sensitive spirit—perhaps a little too sensitive, from some people's perspective. It is a gift …
A Ghost in Your Programming
Photo by A. McCormick About two months ago, my husband and I upgraded our Wi-Fi router and with the upgrade came a host of challenges. First, we had to change the Wi-Fi access for every appliance and piece of technology in our home. This included random things like the water heater and oven. But then …
St. Illness
Photo by Mehrab Sium on Unsplash I recently watched an episode of my favorite crime series. It’s one of those who-done-its that keeps you wondering until the final 10 minutes, and then you kick yourself because you didn’t see the clues right in front of you. The main character works through the evidence not by …
BeLoved 