Yesterday I received news that a friend passed away. I made a list in my mind of all I have lost since 2019. TEN! I haven’t even found peace with my sisters’ death in 2020, it’s been a hole in my heart. Now add another to the grief-bag and I just feel like it’s tooContinue reading “When It’s Too Much”
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21 Days
Perhaps it is because the new year is approaching and people are writing their resolutions, but I’ve been seeing a lot of “21 day challenges” on Facebook. I’ve decided to make a list of my own that is achievable and more people-friendly. Make your own list or conquer some of mine? Check on a neighbor,Continue reading “21 Days”
Pieces of Emptiness
My trip to Scotland and Ireland was wonderful, but it’s always good to be home. Summer is winding down fast here in Western Wisconsin, our maple tree is half orange and dropping leaves, right on schedule; usually the third week in September the trees start to change color. In this post I want to writeContinue reading “Pieces of Emptiness”
Pieces of God’s Breaking Heart
Another shooting, today it’s in San Bernardino, California. People with guns are killing people. This isn’t about gun control, it’s not even about violence, it’s about the desire to love like Jesus. To. Love. Like. Jesus. There aren’t exceptions for Jesus; He doesn’t pick and choose who to love, who to care for, who toContinue reading “Pieces of God’s Breaking Heart”
THE PIECES 