Letters from the Road Home
Deborah W. FarrisWriting from the road home—where faith and healing take shape.
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A Fresh Wind
Our trip up north was delayed today because of the Canadian wildfires. To all my dear Canadian friends, I’m praying for you. My sister asked me to pray that the smoke hanging over the lake will lift, that the cabin will lose the smell of it...
Carried Away
Maybe because it’s summer, I’ve been thinking about a cottage as a metaphor for my words, a place of quiet, near the water, where the wind feels holy. Where my archives live in different rooms, journals lie open on tables, or tucked away in...
An Early Mile Marker
Daisies are growing up through the cement all along Snake Hill—that’s what we used to call it. It’s steep and winding, risky to roller skate down, but we did. It’s always been a bit magical. Today, I saw more daisies growing right through t...
Letter to a Grandson on D-Day
Dear Charlie,
The Band of Brothers is on in the kitchen as I am making my coffee this morning. “It’s D-Day,” Todd says, “in honor of the troops.”
Pouring water over the grounds, I watch as the troops are commanded to stand, hook their str...
The End…or Another Beautiful Beginning?
Sometimes I’m so excited to get back to my work that I forget to enjoy the French toast and blueberries and warm maple syrup. And butter. At breakfast.
Sometimes I race through the raindrops so I don’t get wet and miss the best pictures of...
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Writing from the place where faith meets healing in the middle of the story… We don’t always recognize love when we’re walking inside it. Sometimes it takes the whole road to see what was there all along.
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