Wordless Wednesday: Writing Stages
FOR TODAY Outside my window…there is a great deal of snow. Praising God…for his holiness. I am thinking…about waking the children. Maybe not yet. I am thankful…that I can offer some flexibility. In the kitchen…is sitting the rest of my coffee. Time to get some more in my cup. I am wearing…jeans and the black…
We were a little less busy this week. That was nice. Piano lessons were cancelled when we had a huge amount of snow dropped on us Tuesday night/Wednesday morning. Same with M-girl’s basketball … well it was postponed to Friday. Our Bible Study was cancelled Thursday, too, so we stayed home … but I didn’t…
Two weeks ago, Magistratrium at Myriads of Thoughts posted some quotes from The Magic Apple Tree by Susan Hill. They were so wonderful – beautiful and enticing – that I ordered it for my Kindle and planned to start it soon. I started last Thursday and finished yesterday. What a lovely, satisfying book. You can…
The Magic Apple Tree: A Country Year by Susan Hill My rating: 5 of 5 stars Own on Kindle. I loved this book. Fantastic. I loved the long thoughts on food, creatures, gardens, people season by season. I loved the lyrical language that stayed down to earth. This book almost made me want to garden…
FOR TODAY Outside my window…it’s dark. Because it’s night. Praising God…for a day when Jason could be home and relax a little. I am thinking…about writing this post. It’s been a long day and I’m tired. I am thankful…that I have the chance to serve in the nursery at church and train M-girl at the…
Well, we accomplished school work this week, but I still feel dissatisfied by the manner in which we completed the work. It was incredibly cold here at the beginning of the week so there was no outdoor play and no basketball practice because the schools were closed. We did regular school on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,…
Amy has been doing Read Aloud Thursday for a long time and I participated some a while ago, but it looks like she’s switched to monthly, which is more my speed for participation, so I’m going to try again! It has been a slow Read-Aloud month for us. We’re reading during Circle Time and less…
Two realizations by characters from Perelandra, and a summing up. First, Ransom realizes that the patterns are there even when we can’t see them. All in a moment of time he perceived that what was, to human philologists, a mere accidental resemblance of two sounds, was in truth no accident. The whole distinction between things…