When I baked this week, I decided to try to make a few muffins that were just the tops.
Mary, be a mother to me now
Mary, too, wants to be less of a guest in our lives and more of a mother to each of us.
Through a child’s eyes
I’m so grateful to have the photo our son captured of this wonderful priest’s warm smile.
Seven poems from seven days
It stands so tall and regal overhead,
As if it’s watching people walk below.
Some pass without a glance, some turn their head,
What seeds are sown we may not ever know.
All in God’s timing
As we are nearing the end of our prayer basket intentions, I’ve been thinking that what I’ve realized is how often people need prayers and we just don’t know.
A bunny for my honey, a finch egg for us all…
How was your Easter? I keep reminding my family that it’s still the Easter season, but I think sometimes it’s hard to sustain the joy for the whole 50 days! Still, it’s not hard to keep the poetic juices flowing for National Poetry Month, since that’s only 30. So, here we go! ~1~ Some artists […]
Moving Ever Forward
It was 18 feet deep, and that boat was quite trapped,
Through pushing and pulling, in the silt it stayed wrapped.
The poetic fun of spring
The trees are pink and white and green
All wearing spring’s fantastic sheen.
A cup of sugar – and then some
We are reminded to look at the people who are hurting or struggling in front of us and consider what part we might play in easing their pain.
Let’s Go on a Pilgrimage
Weeks ago, one of my colleagues suggested that we go on a retreat. It sounded wonderful, but I thought it might be impossible. Spring is an incredibly busy time at work. Would we ever be able to step away? We picked a possible day to go, but I wasn’t sure it would happen. Something would […]
Haiku for me, haiku for you
Need an eggless treat?
Check out these egg-shaped candies.
Hello, irony.
A Tribute to Tuna
From sea to can to dinner plate,
A tuna feast is quite first-rate.