The more traveling I do the more I realize that for me it’s less about the places and more about the people. It all started in Morocco, which I still consider one of my favorite trips. It was a visit filled with new friends and invitations to share mint tea and special meals in the… Continue reading All About the People
For the past 3 years I’ve lived just outside of the city and spent countless time and dollars commuting. Not so much for work, but for the rest of my life. I absolutely love my house and really wish I could just move it. But since that’s not possible I’ve taken steps to move closer… Continue reading A Lesson in a House
I don’t know about you, but I’m not a clear fridge kind of girl. I have magnets, notes, etc. on there. And pictures. I recently did the yearly rotation of photos, replacing the old ones with the updated shots folks sent during the holidays. As I was standing in the kitchen yesterday I looked at… Continue reading Happiness is…Friends on the Fridge
I spent the week after Christmas with my friend Sara in Nashville. I was really looking forward to the break and getting the chance to spend time on more creative things. It ended up being just that. But we also got to take in some of the Nashville night life and attractions. I was really… Continue reading Good Times in Nashvegas
Here we are, 2010. It feels so strange. On one hand I’m so very glad to be rid of 2009, but somehow don’t exactly feel ready for 2010. But I’m trying to hold on to the hope that seems to spring from the start of a new year. The reminder of new mercies, new opportunities,… Continue reading New Year, Old Goal
As I was preparing to go to a Thanksgiving celebration yesterday hosted by a friend’s family, I realized that this wasn’t as unusual as I’d been thinking. I realized that since I moved to the DC area, I’d only been home for Thanksgiving once. I think many of us have experienced changes over the years… Continue reading A Little Thanks are Due
It is such a powerful thing when we talk with each other about the things that are going on in our hearts and heads. They may not always be things we think of as sin, but I think that often those things we don’t want to “bother” others with are just the things we need… Continue reading Get It Off Your Chest
