Years ago I saw a documentary about Yellowstone National Park in the winter. I became fascinated with the idea of seeing the park in the snow. Ironically, an early snow in Yellowstone made us decide we had better not try to see the park during this trip. We made our decision based on the ... View Post
History and Faith in the Tetons
The sun that set so beautifully behind the Tetons on October 31, . . . . . . rose to shine on them again the next morning. God is so faithful to give the earth that blessing every day. Ray and I spent the day before the wedding driving from south to north through Grand Tetons ... View Post
Rhythm and Adventure
Since I was little, I have loved to go. I take after my Daddy that way. It's taken Ray some getting used to, having been reared in a family who stayed quite close to home. I love adventure. However, I enjoy the rhythm of a schedule. We homeschooled with a combination of rhythm and adventure. I would ... View Post
A Starting Point and a Destination
As astronaut William Anders read from moon orbit on December 24, 1968: In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Genesis 1:1 In verse 27 of Genesis 1, we learn about God's creation of man. God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He ... View Post
A Day in July
I am especially excited about today's post. Our son, my husband, and our videographer have created a beautiful two-minute video about the moon landing. It features film from 1969. It also features "A Day in July," a poem my husband Ray wrote in 1969 about the landing on the moon. I believe you will ... View Post
The “Magnificent Desolation” and the “Grand Oasis”
I love to sing about and read children's books about the days of Creation. It is exciting to remember God's creation of the things we see around us. Last week Ray and I went to the zoo with several of our grandchildren and their parents. Thinking about the variety of what we saw, Ray talked about ... View Post
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