Let’s share something worthwhile together.
Front porches are where people sit and share words, sweet tea, coffee, or lemonade together. It’s a quiet spot where you can think by yourself or converse with family and friends. The porch is where words and memories grow and where you first greet your guests. In keeping with that tradition, I wanted to invite you into my home from the front porch. I hope you’ll stop and visit a while.
A brief introduction
This blog is my writing outlet, where I share what inspires me and hope to inspire you in your writing and reading pursuits as well. My mission: Pursuing that which is lovely and worthy of praise (Phil. 4:8) through my stories, poetry, prose, and photography.
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Grandma’s Tree
Grandma’s tree was different. Unlike almost everyone else, She didn’t care if an ornament was ugly, Made of bits and bobs, or falling apart. The only merit that mattered to her Was the giver or crafter who made it, The amount of personal touch or heart They had poured into it—that’s what made it, To…
Key of Promise
Key of promise, come, O Messiah, Promised one: To open every eye sin blinds, To loose the prisoner from his binds, To open each lock of despair, To free us from each heavy care, And then be found at last, Inside our heart’s lock clasped, As we in yours are ever treasured With greatest love…
‘Tis the Season: Eight Devotionals, Poetry, and Picture Books for Christmas
Madeline L’Engle in her book WinterSong writes, “As we move into Advent we are called to listen, something we seldom take time to do in this frenetic world of overactivity. But waiting for birth, waiting for death—these are listening times, when the normal distractions of life have lost their power to take us away from…
Talking to Strangers
Last week, I visited a cemetery. It was my second cemetery in two days—because that’s where you go to meet new people. My passion for cemeteries began many summers ago alongside my grandmother with a penchant for genealogy. I wasn’t here to locate a long-lost family grave, though. I was here for a nature walk…
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