If you live with a child, or have spent any time with one, you have to admit this is pretty true. Kids see more, ask more questions, and seek more information about the world than adults do. Just a few weeks back, my niece pointed to a small sapling peeking out of the ground. It was…
This is part 2 of the October Pregnant and Infant Loss Series – please read Part 1 HERE if you haven’t already. ********************** All I wanted to do when I got home was sleep. I blamed it on the leftover anesthesia still flowing through my body but truthfully, I was just trying to escape the…
Who will you be when this is all over? This question got lodged in my head somehow this week. Here in Michigan, we are “sheltering in place” for three weeks. It sounds like a long time and feels even longer, but in the grand scheme of life it isn’t. It’s only three weeks (for now…who…
Brown Tray Christmas
All I need to learn from Jesus, I learned from brown cafeteria trays. They take me back to my grandma’s very crowded house, filled with our very large family, on Christmas Eve. The dining room and table were far from large enough for the crowd, but it was never a problem. When the table filled…
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