This morning I picked up a small bunch of delphiniums in the store when I was doing my weekly grocery shopping. Delphiniums are one of my favorite flowers. We grew them in our flower garden beside the house when I was a child, though the variety my mother grew were Read more…
When my children were young, one of my favorite picture books to read to them was The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. It was such a beautiful, simple, and gentle book. “One winter morning Peter woke up and looked out the window. Snow had fallen during the night. It Read more…
Yesterday I headed out to Carver Park Reserve to see if I could find frost covered landscapes to photograph. While not all of the park’s trees were frost covered there were areas that made it look like A Gossamer World I figured that there might be more fog west of Read more…
Whew! It’s been quite a week. And it’s still two weeks until the inauguration of our new president. That’s two weeks too long for me. I am so tired of wondering what else can possibly happen before Mr. Trump (he does not deserve the title President) leaves the White House. Read more…
It stuck me this morning while I was gazing at my three amaryllis plants in the dining room that what I’m really doing is Looking for God And it’s not just in these flowers, but also in the woods, along the snow covered path in the park, in the sky, Read more…