Alas, My God, I Know Not What
Cassandra"Alas, my God, I know not what" - George Herbert
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"The plans you shape, shape you
Joy is an unexpected alternative to deceit; the two halves of the prove...
And the name of every place is joyful
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In March the earth remembers its own name.
Everywhere the plates of snow are cracking.
The rivers begin to sing. In the sky
the winter stars...
Invitation to Love
The children worked at home and in Sunday school to make valentines to decorate the potluck tables. Everyone at church was able take a card home and the extras were given to other folks in the community.
The weather has been so not typica...
Be not afraid
In my mind January is pink. My kindergarten teacher had colored poster board calendars for each month of the year all along one wall of the classroom. To this day I think of the months according to the colors she chose: February is red, Mar...
The Shortest Day
A Mother and her Child 1910, The Colors of Life by Stuart Humphryes
I decided this year to invest in a few extra strings of lights and garlands for the kitchen and living room. It’s making a real difference in my ability to fight the sleep...
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Keeper of wild gardens and toppling bookshelves. Sunday school enthusiast. "Alas, My God, I know not what." -George Herbert
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