Bits and Clips for April 2020
I hope in these links, photos, paintings, and memes you find something interesting, educational, inspiring, thought provoking, beautiful, challenging or fun…
I hope in these links, photos, paintings, and memes you find something interesting, educational, inspiring, thought provoking, beautiful, challenging or fun…
We act like health can be thwarted, like it is a variable, vulnerable, and quixotic. But no, it is a constant.
Here is an abstracted depiction of the Transfiguration as related in Matthew chapter 17.
Looking to change it up? These delicious, easy to make, healthy bites are fun, and with no cheese and no gluten, they are guilt free.
Let’s look at the divine source of supply ever acting during this unusual time.
Please read this forgotten gem. This unassuming book has a universal, timeless quality that I absolutely loved.
God is the Great Artist. We are creations and we are intended, in turn, to be creative ourselves.
This recipe is quick, delicious, healthy, and good enough for company, while easy enough for a weeknight.
Beyond the stage of meek cotyledons, but not quite yet unfurling, I too am at that point of potential energy, with growth recently begun, while no where close to finishing.
It is a brief window of time when the ground greens but the trees haven’t yet. I’ve captured that here for you.
Good enough to read 1350 pages, this historical fiction of the unification of Norway, is epic in many ways.
Love is a sacred wellspring that never runs out.
Watch this, feeling, discerning, and asking questions all the while. I give this provocative show five stars.
Us caterpillars went about our days doing our usual things thinking it all important…
These are yummy, easy, nutritious, and filling.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.