Bits and Clips for April 2017
I hope you find something in the links below that is interesting, thought provoking, helpful, inspiring, fun, or enlightening
Month: April 2017
Christian Science Translates God
It is the infinite calculus defining the line, plane, space, and fourth dimension of Spirit.
Cloud Atlas (Book Review)
Wow. I give this stunning, thought provoking book, a rousing five stars. This is a most brilliant book, far different than anything else I have ever read. It is an ingenious interplay of subplots…
Broccoli with Pralined Pistachios and Tahini Dressing (Recipe)
My husband likes steamed broccoli but I think it needs a little help. This dish we both liked, and you might was well.
Art Expo New York 2017
James and I had a great time going into New York City for the Art Expo last Saturday.
JustServe App
Those seeking volunteers can post their needs and occasions, both ongoing and/or incidental, and those looking for ways to volunteer can easily contribute to their communities by searching out opportunities listed.
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (Poem by William Wordsworth)
I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o’er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
News of the World (Book Review)
This short, sweet book is full of gun-slinging action, overcoming, and warmth. It is perfect to read after a something longer or more demanding.
Photos from Secrest Arboretum
When visiting my sister and her husband over Easter break, they took us to Secrest Arboretum, which is owned by Ohio State University on a large tract of farmland near Wooster Ohio.
Visiting the Cleveland Art Museum
I was delightfully surprised by how marvelous the Cleveland Art Museum is. They have one of my favorite Van Gogh paintings! Who knew?
The Robe (Book Review)
I can’t say enough good things about this book, and I give it an enthusiastic five stars. I think everyone should read this Christian classic.
Not Dead but Risen (New Easter Poem by Polly Castor)
Like our Way-Shower, be vibrantly resuscitated, rejuvenated and reassured by your permanent coexistence with our Creator.
Grace Notes #5
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good. I’ve even taken photographs of some of them as shown in this post…
Agony (New Good Friday Poem by Polly Castor)
Forgiveness is always justified, even today when it looks so very dark and glowering…