Faith & Community
In Response to Joy
December 15, 2011
I struggled to publish that post on Sunday night. But after four days (now going on eight) of domestic contentment & joy (dare I say bliss? I try not to overuse that word) I just couldn't hold back the dam any longer. I seems almost manic, swinging as I did ...
My Season of Joy?
December 12, 2011
I am filled with so much gratitude - for everything. This move, our life, the chalet, my family, my work (as mother, writer, homeschooler, etc..), community, the glory of nature, the snow, this blog, skiing with our children, the coming new year, my new socks, this Christmas season. I think ...
This Season of Advent
December 1, 2011
It's that time of year, the dark days are truly upon us. It's no coincidence then that we celebrate light. Christmas tress, candles, solstice bonfires. I am a light seeker all times of year, especially when it comes to photography, but the month of December is all about the light. ...
Music For Living an Adventure
November 1, 2011
There's something about music that transports ideas out of the intellectual and into your spirit. These two albums have given lyric and melody to some my heart's deepest prayers, beliefs and desires.
What If Is a Two Way Street
October 28, 2011
Before you let the what if's stop you from living your values, aspirations, and intentions point yourself around in the other direction. Because what if is a two way street.
Let's Talk About Fear
October 14, 2011
Today at Simple Homeschool I'm talking about my biggest homeschool mistake. Like I say in that post, I just don’t look at life that way – looking back to mistakes, wishing or wondering if I should have done something different. If that sounds know-it-all, trust me, it's not. I am ...
An Interview with Our Family ~ And Walking Through Fear
May 12, 2011
Our family was recently interviewed (sounds so grand when it's really only questions sent via e-mail and response sent back via e-mail) by Francis Tapon. Damien did a review last month of Francis' book Hike Your Own Hike. Tapon's interview of our family can be found on his site WanderLearn ...
