reflections
Who Are You?
This quote is longer than most I share, but I think it is really worth reading because gaining objectivity over your thoughts and emotions is the first step toward mastery, freedom and healing
Hike to Lower Yosemite Falls
The water was very clear, the air was brisk and invigorating, and the whole simple hike deeply nourished the soul.
Mirror Lake
I was eager to see Mirror Lake in the spring filled with recent snow melt. It was as gorgeous as I had hoped.
Early Fall Reflections
These early fall reflections that I saw around Great Hollow Lake this morning were stunning and pristine …
Canoeing with Nancy
I loved the company, the meandering pace, the reflections, the swirls of plant life under water, even the texture of the algae.
Close Up Water Photos in the Canadian Rockies
I came here for mountains, but my new appreciation is for the water in all its variations. The remarkable pool color water comes from silt they cal “mountain flour” which changes how light refracts off of it, creating every hue from celadon and emerald, with a lot of turquoise and teal in between.
Moraine Lake in the Valley of Ten Peaks
This spot epitomized my pilgrimage to Banff more than any other place.
Early Fall Reflection Photos
As many of you know, I love reflections– metaphorically, spiritually, and even literally. Here are photos of some of the literal sort that I’ve have the opportunity of enjoying recently.
New Poem: The First Day of My Last Year Homeschooling
This year I am riveted to taking in and treasuring the beauty of its lingering presence with thankfulness and hope.
Photos from a Walk at Huntington
My husband and I enjoyed a very companionable Sunday afternoon walk today at Huntington State Park.
No Formulas for Homeschooling High School
High school is a time to tailor offerings even more diligently to the specific needs of our unique pupils than ever before. It is not a time to buckle to the “system” and start playing the “game.”
Upheld by My Gracious, Omnipotent Hand
Okay, I made a mess of myself, right there in church this morning, convulsively weeping over the words of this hymn.
Growing New, Not Old
Wednesday evening meetings in our church are a time for the congregation to share what has been helpful to them, and I loved this idea that was offered last night by Diane Staples, who long ago wrote a short article about this topic that I encourage you to read here. Last night she said: “It … Read more