For Today… January 2, 2017. 2017. Seriously. Looking out my window … it’s a hazy foggy morning. It’s actually almost not morning anymore. I am thinking … I should get dressed and start taking ornaments off the tree. I am thankful … that I seem to finally be over my head cold. The 15 hours…
In 2014 I decided to choose a word for 2015. I chose *revel* because I wanted to focus on enjoying and really sinking into the enjoyment of life. I wanted to learn what it was to *revel* in God, family, vocation and then to do so. It’s still a struggle for me in the day…
I will likely be off the blog until next week, but hope to wish a Very Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Every year, I make a new Christmas ornament for my kids. When they leave, they’ll have a big collection of ornaments for their own tree. Hopefully, they’ll be a special keepsake for them as mine are for me. The struggle is finding something that I feel capable of making with my short term attention, aversion…
If you check out my Wordless Wednesday picture which is only from the last week of our Yuletide Session activities – and know that it is only representative and not complete – you’ll see why I am using the same quote I used on Monday’s Daybook post. Or perhaps you won’t. But I’m doing it…
For Today… Looking out my window … the last dregs of yesterday’s snow are on the deck. I am thinking … about hanging the roping from the loft today. I’d like to get that done soon! I am thankful … that we can be home relaxed slowly this morning. One of my favorite things ……
Two years ago, now, I was fed up. I was broken and burnt out. Mostly, it was my own fault, I admit. I was trying to do two full philosophies – one for me and one for others, and that just doesn’t work. Anyway, I think the series was some of the most important writing…
Last week I had you all ready for another quote from Norms and Nobility. Then, I was reading from Nancy Guthrie’s Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus, and found a quote I’ll probably use at some time because, whew, it’s dense with meaning and beautiful. But also long. Then, my copy of A Handbook to Morning Time…
