Where grace seasons every moment
Days slip by and I find myself in these last ones of April wondering how we got here so quickly. A fat robin hops across the roof outside the window of my office as I’m writing this and, while I pause to watch him, the thrill of seeing the first robins of spring has faded.... Continue Reading →
What a great week it’s been. I was inspired to jot down a few things that have sparked joy in me the past couple of days and thought I'd share it here. A good haircut (at last!). Seeing and hearing kids playing outside and wearing shorts and t-shirts. Flocks of Canada Geese returning from their... Continue Reading →
Molly and I were up early as usual. We woke to snow—one last (I hope) blast from Old Man Winter. His days are numbered; next week looks stellar in terms of weather. I watched part of last night's Maundy Thursday service online this morning, thankful for technology. More thankful for Jesus. It's after 2 p.m.... Continue Reading →
I'm in Kamloops visiting our daughter and granddaughter for a few days. Totally lucked out on the weather! Yesterday, Laurinda and I went for a float (oh, pure bliss!) and then meandered down to Cooney Bay. We wandered, took photographs (mostly me), and looked for pretty stones (mostly Laurinda). It was simply a wonderful afternoon!... Continue Reading →
Today, I'm marking ten years since I retired from the company I worked for for 25 years. If memory serves, my official job title at the time I left was HRMS Team Lead. Or HR Business Analyst. Or something to that effect. All I know for certain (thanks to Facebook memories) is that ten years... Continue Reading →
A few weeks after she died, I opened her mailbox and found a letter addressed to my mom written in her own handwriting. Yesterday, I read a sample from Joy Williams' short story collection, Ninety-Nine Stories of God and the first story, Postcard, reminded me of that day. It's very short. I tried to find... Continue Reading →
A Slice of Life 