Seasoned with Salt
Julia McMullenLiving a creativity-filled life as a wife and mother, always with Christ at the center. Hoping my musings add a little bit of salty goodness to the everyday.
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Searching for boredom
I used to get bored. I used to lie on the couch and find faces in the popcorn ceiling. I used to go find a coloring book and fill in a page. I used to have empty time and not try to fill it. Boredom wasn’t scary. Boredom was a gateway.
Grieving itsy-bitsy beings
One of the things I love most about poetry is the ability to zoom in on a moment. Nothing is above the poet’s notice, nothing is unworthy of being etched into proverbial stone. Poetry can be a powerful magnifying glass. The practice of slow...
Where is God in Middle Earth?
I used to ask myself this question as a child, knowing that JRR Tolkien had filled it with symbolism, but not understanding that it wasn’t allegory. I wanted the stories to be like Narnia, where Aslan was Jesus, and all the metaphors and le...
The Feet of Hobbits
Hobbits have notoriously hairy feet. Their feet are also bare, which leads me to believe that, perhaps, the shoes of men cannot compare to the calluses of the Shire-folk. And I haven’t done the math, but I’m betting that their small stature...
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Mother, poet, loved by Christ. Writing about creativity, motherhood, faith, and daily life.
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