Good Morning, God. I’ve been in this library — I even took a photo myself — but it was predigital and lost to me. This photo gives me the feeling that the books are CHAINED like prisoners. When I was…
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Opportunities for God’s Grace
Oscar Romero Bishop and Martyr 1917–1980 Ah God, now here is a man after Your own Heart. He was the archbishop of San Salvador — who spoke out for the poor and oppressed — and was assassinated while offering mass…
Pondering Lent – Choosing the Hard
Good Morning God, IT’S ASH WEDNESDAY! The start of Lent. The season in which we try to enter into to a closer relationship with you. Traditionally, we do this by giving up something. My husband (lovingly referred to as Pope…
Data and DELIGHT
Look what I found, God. Here am I — so in love with Sunsets and Sunrises — and here is this geosynchronous satellite focused on our sun non stop for at least five years. Tons — well terabytes — of…
Posted in cyclical nature of the universe, so much to learn
Meticulous? Me? Don’t laugh!
Good Morning, God. I sort of failed to keep my Sabbath Day, yesterday. I had made ONE exception — to stop by Arcadia after church and find the last name and phone number of a person so I could confirm…
Happy Valentine’s Day
So good, God, all this focus on love . . . hearts and flowers — especially red flowers and, of course chocolate. Yesterday the Farmers’ market was filled with red flowers — great armfuls coming in and going out. It…
The Jesters of Diversions and Distractions
Yesterday, God, the same friend who took the side that You don’t waive Your rules — send me a post from InwardOutward.org. The one she sent was from 2/10 with the last line reading: Jesus’ truth is greater than all…
Adrift on the Sea of TIME
Here I sit in Hawaii, God, warm enough to be going swimming this morning. Meanwhile, WINTER has the World in an icy grip. Friends back East are praying their power stays on as neighbors without power have come to stay…
The Eiffel Tower and A Matter of Scale
Good Morning, God. I can still remember how surprised I was by the Eiffel Tower. I was so familiar with the image that I discounted it as “touristy.” But as I approached it I was blown away by its size.…
Posted in a matter of scale, an invitation to abundant life
