I looked down at this bowl several weeks ago while I was washing groceries on the front porch. I thought, "Wow! That is really beautiful!" My hands were a soapy, wet mess, so I asked Ray to take a picture with his phone. I call it Pandemic Still Life. It must be one of the first photos ever ... View Post
You Are One in a Gazillion
One day this week I walked by a window and caught a glimpse of our mimosa trees blooming in our front yard. I love to see them in bloom because they make me think of Mama Sue, my Daddy's mother. She gently dug up teeny mimosa trees and spread them all over her great big beautiful yard. I must ... View Post
A Boy with a Dream
Crater Lake is on my bucket list. In 1870 it was on young William Gladstone Steel's bucket list, too. At some time in the past, a volcano erupted in the Cascade Mountains in southern Oregon and left behind a crater. Since that time, God has sent rain and snow into the crater, creating a ... View Post
Godspeed!
Our children and grandchildren have been enjoying scenes from the Kennedy Space Center and from space this weekend. Ray and I have, too. As Ray and I watched the launch on Saturday, I was thrilled to hear first one and then another of the announcers say, "Godspeed" to astronauts, Robert Behnken and ... View Post
Creativity, Love, and Power
Ray and I like to share window beauties with each other. He recently encouraged me to see the fog rising above the river. I had already noticed how pretty the wet blowing leaves were in the front yard during a rain, . . . . . . but in the wet aftermath of the rain, the fog continued to rise ... View Post
God is Counting on You
Last weekend Ray and I visited a Nature Conservancy site called Washmorgan Hollow. Washmorgan Hollow is hidden away beside a road I used to travel to a self-pick blueberry farm -- so hidden away that Ray and I passed the sign twice trying to find it. What a peaceful setting. Wildflowers ... View Post
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