Stained Glass in the City
Mary Austin (she/her), Frances Wattman Rosenau, Devon ParishEveryday spiritual life, plus laughter. Grace, hope and surprise in a stressful world. Talk to me about desserts and sunscreen.
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Let's talk about joy, grief, grace, and life's shimmering layer of surprise. Mom. Partner. Reader. Please feed me fruit pie. Secret expert on sunscreen and cute shoes for adults.
Writer, runner, parent, spouse, advocate, daydreamer, and Presbyterian pastor in the LA area. She has a lifelong love of spring and really was almost named Grace.
Hungerer. Dreamer. Mother of a spicy young sprite. Writer of essays, poems, and a memoir-in-progress. Movement lover. Matrescence guide. In pursuit of wildness, connection, and beauty.
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