The Wilderness Continues
It’s been more than a minute since I’ve written anything on the blog. I wanted to share how Adam and I found a way to make our 20th anniversary special, despite this stupid pandemic and not being able to take … Continued
A Transfer Of Power
The phrase “transfer of power” has been capturing our attention these last few weeks. The idea comes up every four or eight years and then we forget about it. This year, however, we have been bombarded with the concept a … Continued
How To Cure An Election Hangover In 3 Easy Steps
To say that election season has been a beat down is an understatement. The political bender we have all been on has left us dizzy, queasy, and disoriented. Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum I have advice … Continued
The Great Mask Debate
It is day three-hundred-sixty-billion of social distancing because of a global pandemic and the debate over masks continues. For some bazaar reason (which are too many to list here) wearing a mask while out in public has become a political … Continued
Immovable or Ever-changing?
When my son was working out the creation story in his little mind, trying to apply color to a concept that should never be seen in black and white, he asked me, “If God made the universe, what made God?” … Continued
Social Distancing As A Family – Day 133 – Fear Marinade
Remember when we thought the quarantine would last a month or two? Remember when we passed day 40 and we (by we, I mean me) waxed poetic about traipsing through the quarantine desert for 40 days and 40 nights…wondering when … Continued
Read Watch Listen Eat – July
Way back in February I put together a list of things to Read, Watch, Listen and Eat from that month. I created the list with the intention of monthly highlighting things I found interesting, insightful, joyful, and helpful just as … Continued
A Message From The Creator Of Veggie Tales
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the majority of my readers are white women who would label themselves as Christian. There may be some white men out there who read my ramblings as well and … Continued
Social Distancing As A Family – Day 75
For 75 days we have been keeping close to home. Our outside time consists of walking the dog around the neighborhood, bike riding around the neighborhood, chalking the driveway, and jumping on the trampoline in our back yard. We have … Continued
Social Distancing As A Family Day 67 – Holding Pattern
I’ve been thinking about the current state of social distancing (because what else is there to think about?). To stay in or go out; to get your hair cut with or without a mask; to actually sit down in … Continued
