Where grace seasons every moment
At this time of the year, mornings are dark; sunrise was at 9:02 a.m. this morning. On Christmas morning, we were struck with the setting full moon in the west. I don't know that I've ever seen such a thing before—a full bright moon disappearing on the horizon—and it was quite magnificent. So magnificent, in... Continue Reading →
It's gray, and the first day after the break in a long string of above seasonal temperatures. We're expecting the first snow of the season tonight. There's been a "special weather statement" issued but, in a world where everything seems to be an emergency and require some kind of special statement or another, I'm not... Continue Reading →
It's early morning. Molly gifted both of us with a full night's sleep and I stand, feeling relatively refreshed, looking out over the top of the window blind in our dining area. A crescent moon and Venus shine brightly in the southeastern sky. Constants. There's a smattering of other lights—stars, or planets, or something else.... Continue Reading →
I’m sitting in the wing chair in my office looking west at a dark, broody sky. (This photo does not reflect that, obviously. I captured this image the other evening. I love it.) There’s a possibility of a thunderstorm according to the forecast. One thing we’ve learned about Saskatchewan is that the weather can change... Continue Reading →
I liken May to January as a month of making plans and setting intentions. Apart from gardening plans (which are slow in coming as I wait to see what surprises will be revealed in new yard), I like to make personal writing, reading, and other creative plans. I envision lazy afternoons spent in the new... Continue Reading →
This morning, we acknowledge the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. It is a day of celebration after the darkness of Good Friday and Holy Saturday. We will make some noise with our church family this morning as we proclaim Hallelujah! He is risen! This morning, I am also thinking about Makiya's friend in Caronport... Continue Reading →
A Slice of Life 