A Visit to the Isabella Gardner Museum
You do feel like you’ve stepped back in time here, and with modern Boston bustling beyond the walls, this place does slow you down to the pace of a previous era.
You do feel like you’ve stepped back in time here, and with modern Boston bustling beyond the walls, this place does slow you down to the pace of a previous era.
Now I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
People didn’t think about me half as much as I gave them credit for. The truth was, nobody gave a damn.
Happy Memorial Day! Bits and clips is a regular, monthly post captures the best that I read, saw, or heard on the Internet during the month.
Practicing spirituality brings a sense of perspective, meaning and purpose to our lives.
This is a shameless promotional blurb for the Christian Scientists in this blog community. I’d love to see you there and have you in my class!
The biggest surprise of my life was finding out that the best thing that ever happened to me was being a mother…
Studying this list helps remind me to claim my own qualities and attributes that are derived directly from God.
You are valid.
Me being valid too
does not make you less so.
Learn to operate according to the law of the divine Mind; learn to let this Mind be in you, for it is the Mind that means health and life and boundless opportunity and recompense.
I hope you find something here the interests you, lights your fire, ups your game, makes you happy, or inspires you soul.
This is a wonderful book that I think everyone could benefit from reading. I give it five stars.
Life should be all living, and not merely a tedious passing of time; not all doing or all feeling or all thinking…
For Earth Day, here are some links to articles on eco-theology in the Christian Science periodicals for your prayerful consideration:
“Snootzelfruits” is a lot more fun than “shouting ‘what’ from other rooms”!
Be more concerned about being honest than admired. Resist self-preservation & embrace revelation, because the world is looking for someone to tell the whole truth.
This is a periodic blog feature I call “grace notes.” It occasionally captures my jottings of incidental gratitude.