Perhaps I should have titled this post, “Snow Fall.” What do you think?
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A Pastor and her, uh, Flock
It all started with Murray. Murray was a sturdy sheep with a blue bow that I found at a yard sale. As a pastor it can be convenient to have a few sheep around, you never know when one will come in handy, and since I am a shepherd to a dog who requires care,Continue reading “A Pastor and her, uh, Flock”
My Word of the Year
Have you ever chosen a Word of the Year? Mine chose me; here’s how that happened.
My Christmas Wish for 2021
A few thoughts on the close of 2020
My Other Car…is a Ford too!
Do you have a favorite Bible Character? Have you ever wished you could talk to them? .
A Land Locked Life with a Beach Girl Heart
The mountains are one kind of beauty and the beach and ocean another kind of beauty and I have been privileged to call them both home. I am a Flat Lander, a Beach Girl and an immigrant in a state full of mountains, forests and farmlands. There are mountains in Massachusetts, but my whole lifeContinue reading “A Land Locked Life with a Beach Girl Heart”
Bridges
Have you ever had a love/hate relationship with an inanimate object? Read my story about some of my most favorite and least favorite Bridges.
The Cookie Diary
I love desserts, the sweeter, creamier, richer, or more chocolaty, the better. I prefer frosted cakes or cookies with a little something extra. Cookies should be chewy, but not crunchy, and accompanied by cold milk or hot coffee. My mom was a good cook and I have a very early memory of her decorating aContinue reading “The Cookie Diary”
On Writing (Part II) The Gifts of Blogging
When I overcame my fear of starting to blog, I found a community of learning and caring.
Water, Water Everywhere
Cape Cod is a peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean as though the collective towns and tourist traps were either flexing a muscle or waving an invitation that says “Come play with us!” Depending on where you slice the peninsula in your imagination, people all the way up to Boston will say thatContinue reading “Water, Water Everywhere”
