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Slow living is not a fancy or ease-oriented aesthetic, it’s a biblical battleground.
You can’t be intentional or strategic or grounded, if you aren’t willing to slow down enough to see clearly, and live presently. It’s hard on the flesh,...
I’d like to update you with a little blog here, but I honestly don’t have too many coherent thoughts in my head this morning… so I think this will be mostly pictures;)
The end of June & early July were trudging weeks for us, with many bea...
“Slow Living” as a Misnomer
Six years ago, I was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. Because of the chemo & radiation I accepted as a result of that diagnosis, I now periodically struggle with neuropathy - numbness & clumsiness in my hands & f...
I am happy but tired… it is summer in Zone 5a, and life is a cup overflowing… so instead of trying to share one coherent, profound thought, I decided to give you a brief update in photo captions.
I hope you are all well, dear friends, and...
Book Club Journal Pages: A House To Call Home, chapter 2
I put this together over a month ago, but keep forgetting to share!
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