Now I'm dreamin' again
Like I've always been
And way down low
I'm thinkin' of the prettiest thing
~ Norah Jones
Just another reason why I heart Etsy!
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The real monastic walks through life with a barefooted soul, alert, aware, grateful, and only partially at home. ~ Joan Chittister
alternate abodes:
archives:
published elsewhere:
- change of pace
- eikon - cityview
- irrational season
- tornadoes & sin
- reputable peace
- mere anarchy
- say what you mean
- soundtrack for subversion: poinsetta's here
- another crack in the wall
- challenging fathers
- daughters and sons
- once upon a time...
- impacting the winds of change
- songs for ordinary time
- destination written upon my feet
- soundtrack for subversion: suburban pipedream
- the beauty of subjectivity
- driving my life away
- all apologies
- in memoriam
people:
inspiration:
- black apple
- burnside writers collective
- christian vision project
- christianity today
- church of the sojourners
- communality
- creation care
- deep green conversation
- discipleship journal
- donald miller
- ecclesia collective
- geez magazine
- jesus for president
- likewise books
- matthew's house
- missio dei
- mustard seed associates
- mustardseed house
- NaNoWriMo
- new monasticism
- no depression
- ordinary radicals
- oxford american
- paste magazine
- rabbit room
- real simple
- reba place fellowship
- relevant magazine
- relief journal
- simple way
- sojourners
- square pegs
- st benedicts table
- the christian century
- walnut hills fellowship
- wrecked for the ordinary
5 comments:
Long shot, my ass! I'd love to go to a freaking writer's conference. I will move mountains to make this happen! Please, send me more info. (jbbaby76[at]yahoo[dot]com) I so need to connect w/ other women writers. Too bad the only ones I know are in Canada and Arkansas!
that skirt...is adorable! we need to do a yard sale so that you can buy it-- ;-)
i am already dreaming of an apron that looks like it.
dibs!
I have never even considered watching Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, mostly because Natalie Portman is usually terrible and Dustin Hoffmann can get on my nerves, good as he is. However, the Kimberly Roth recommendation carries a lot of weight, so I'll check it out.
The writing is fun! I hope it keeps coming...
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