Lately I’ve had blog paralysis. The mere thought of posting overwhelms me. It’s not lack of material, but rather the opposite. I don’t know if I should go back and tell stories from the holidays (they were fun and great) or post photos (I’ve taken a lot) or talk about what’s going on now (way […]
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Hello, friends. I’m sure you’ve all been on the edges of your collective seats, waiting for an update on my adventures. Well, today is your lucky day! It’s also my second-to-last day here in the wet but oh-so-lovely northwest. For your viewing pleasure, here’s what I’ve been doing: Wednesday, November 4: Seattle skyline at sunset
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Tired of being bombarded with hysterical political hoohah and dire predictions of impending doom? Well, today is your lucky day. When I find something that makes me smile, then lingers in my memory making me smile over and over again, I have to share the joy. Meet Pomplamoose. The word is French for “grapefruit.” The
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When one visits a foreign land, one is encouraged to be culturally sensitive–to educate oneself regarding offensive behavior and basic good manners. For example, in some countries, it’s rude to point with what we Americans call the “pointer” finger. In other countries, it’s rude to sit in any position that aims the bottom of your
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I like the fact that my routine rarely remains the same for long. The hat I wear on any given day is often determined by the most pressing deadline at the moment, and lately I’ve been swapping them out so fast, you’d think I was auditioning for a juggling act. Here are few recent headpiece
As per Michelle’s request in the comments, very soon I will answer the question about the little flowers. (It’s actually a rather amusing story.) But right now something else is in the forefront of my mind. You see, Luke left for Dallas this afternoon with his cousin Nathan. Not such remarkable news, except that I
The Time and the Dream Read More »
Each guest at Curtis and Grace’s wedding received a souvenir booklet containing the order of service, selected scriptures and quotes, expressions of gratitude, original artwork, and a CD of music with special meaning to them, including songs by Curtis, other family members, friends, and artists whose music and lyrics have influenced their own. One song
I have many stories to tell you. Birthday stories. Wedding stories. God-is-so-good stories. And I will be back soon–maybe even today–to start telling them. I’ll also post some fun, wonderful, almost-too-beautiful-to-be-true pictures. Meanwhile, for your viewing pleasure, here’s a link to some professional photos taken at Jubilee’s CD release party. (Hint: You may want to
Wow. The past two weeks have been crazy. But in a good way. On Monday, August 6th, George, Jacob, Luke and I flew to Seattle for JUBILEE’s CD release party. It was amazing! A standing-room-only crowd filled The Triple Door, one of Seattle’s coolest music venues. I wrote about the evening on The Master’s Artist.
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