Posted in Raising kids on Aug 13th, 2010
Last Sunday, August 1, Doug wrote the following in an email to his team at Nordstrom. For those of you who are regular readers of this blog, this will mostly repeat what you’ve read in earlier posts, for which I apologize. I’m posting it anyway because it’s so well-written (yet another reason my husband rocks), [...]
Posted in Reading on Nov 24th, 2009
Our last guest blogger this month is Dan Baumgartner, pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church in Seattle (yes, that’s my church). In addition to writing near weekly sermons, he also writes articles, essays, short stories, and poetry. His antipathy toward blogging is well-known among his congregants, so I consider it a major coup to have him [...]
Posted in Reading on Nov 20th, 2009
Today’s book pick is from Susan Forshey, a PhD candidate in Practical Theology and Spirituality at Boston University. She’s also my dear friend and a self-described tea-drinker, cafe-windowseat-sitter, theologian-stargazer, contemplative-educator, photo-taking-poet, and earth-loving artist. You can visit her online at her blog The Contemplative Cottage. (Warning: spoilers ahead!) ***** Faith of the Fallen, the sixth [...]
I am a reader (I feel about books the way some people feel about chocolate: yum), a writer (I've written a book, even: The Circle of Seasons: Meeting God in the Church Year), and a mother (of four). So that's what I blog about: reading, writing, and raising my kids.
