Bits and Clips for March 2020
There are tons of links and memes here from the last month for you to peruse.
Month: March 2020
The Book of Longings (Book Review)
I regret that this accomplished author so blatantly underutilized an amazing opportunity to write something meaningful, or at least resonant.
March Rambles in Huntington Park (Photos)
As I rejoice in all of God’s gracious detail, mirrored in the land, and water, and in all living things, I hope it encourages you to get out there too, and find your own rejoicing in the amazing well-spring of life.
Blind Date (Movie Review)
This sweet movie set in Paris with subtitles is not what you expect, but better.
Thoughts from Covid-19 Isolation (#1)
Solitude is something to enjoy too, a nurturing thing that gets us beyond the noise of daily static, deep into some soul sustenance.
Hot and Sour Soup (Recipe)
This soup takes amazing, is easy and quick to make, and feels soul nourishing. This is destined to become something I make a lot.
Jewels from the Archives (#1)
Here is some great content to take in while waiting out this global situation.
Journeys to Abstraction (Book Review with Notes & Lots of Ideas)
This is an excellent book to get the back story on how some abstract art is made.
Springtime Blues (New Landscape in Pastel)
I wanted to capture both the beauty of the early spring scenes I’ve been taking in, as well as the general melancholy of the time.
A Veteran Homeschooler’s Advice for Homebound Families
I wrote this to help homebound families find the blessing in their school closures by fortifying their families.
Making Preserved Lemons (Recipe)
Here we are making an ingredient that we’ll be using in future yumminess!
Moss (St. Patrick’s Day Poem by Polly Castor)
Ever wonder where moss comes from? An infinite loop of spores and green.
