I used to turn my nose up at the little plastic nativity scenes you’d see in people’s yards this time of year.
They seemed too cheap.
Plastic. Continue reading
I used to turn my nose up at the little plastic nativity scenes you’d see in people’s yards this time of year.
They seemed too cheap.
Plastic. Continue reading
Bundt cakes are already teaching me, and I’m pretty sure it has nothing to do with baking technique.
There has been a whirlwind of blessing at my house lately–and it’s been my undoing. Really in the best of ways–I’m undone. Continue reading
The flour is being measured and the oven preheated. It’s a slow, Sunday morning, well before church and in that space, my heart gets quiet enough for me to hear the unrest. I don’t know about you, but if I’m paying attention I find myself letting hurry crowd out the fun, even when there is no deadline or clock to manage. Let me say that again, even when there is no deadline or clock to manage, I still feel the rush. Like a heart still beating fast after the running is over. Continue reading
High hopes. Dreams. Plans. I always have them. Continue reading