2020 has been an epic year for many of us. In many unexpected ways. Here's to much hope and joy in the new one! The end of a year end of some hopes beginning of others thoughts, impressions, ideas gone flown on the wings of past days overshadowed by nights that followed yet a flock … Continue reading Joyous New Year
Month: December 2020
The Darkest Days
Have you ever experienced a power outage in the middle of a busy evening? All of a sudden the house goes completely dark and everyone cries out, stumbling around. You fumble around for the emergency matches and candles, and the first flicker of light is such a relief! That tiny light which wouldn't normally be … Continue reading The Darkest Days
Link: “some comfort and joy”
Dear readers, You may remember last year this blog hosted an Advent series written by myself and several other women. Two of the most popular blog posts (here & here) were written by Sherah-Leigh Gerber and Gwen Lantz, respectively. These two talented women have now teamed up on a new blog called "some comfort and … Continue reading Link: “some comfort and joy”
Perfect Pandemic Cake
Have you ever been eating a dessert and thought, "this is good, but what if it was CHOCOLATE?!" I have. And it was that thought process that took me from good pandemic cake to mmmmm-I'm-going-to-eat-this-all-right-now pandemic cake. And I'm going to tell you all about it. Or you can scroll past the story and pictures … Continue reading Perfect Pandemic Cake
Looking Inward
It's the holiday season. No doubt about it with lights going up and Christmas music on the radio non-stop. Photo by Tim Bish on Unsplash I'm not complaining. This year, I'm ready for the cheer to last a good, long time. In fact, to break up the monotony of staying home most of the summer, … Continue reading Looking Inward
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