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…a few quickie quotes….
After looking after my sickie brother most of the week, now there’s a sickie sister in the house (!) so here are a few quickie quotes on this Lenten Saturday to contemplate from one of my favorite authors, Madeleine L’Engle.. … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Quotes
Tagged creativity, faith, Forgiveness, inspirational quotes, Lent, Love of God, Madeleine L'Engle, spirituality
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ADVENT: … joy? ….
Years ago when I returned from the Middle East, folks at cocktail parties and church often asked, “So, what did you learn in all your time over there?” egads! How to compress 5 years of living and working in the … Continue reading
…on smiling when your heart is breaking…
Virginia the Blogger has been busy the past few weeks pulling Extra TLC duty for her precious Mama who is suffering from Excruciating Pain (the nerve kind that totally wipes you out.) Usually my feisty Mama zooms around in her … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged Edward Everett, faith, grace, grace of God, inspiration, Love of God, mental-health, Mercy of God, pain management, prayer, smiles
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Passion Sunday: …on the Cross of Christ & unforgiving ire….
Sometimes I wonder how God puts up with us broken clay pots (especially when some clay pots are a bit sneakier than others)… how we get so worked up over niddly, piddly things ‘he said, she said’ – ‘he did … Continue reading