Signposts on the path of seeing and being seen We feasted at our office Christmas party this year — platters of rice, roasted chicken and pork, a big bowl of tzatziki to go with the pita bread, and a Greek salad spilling over with olives, feta and onions. Then we added Korean Fried chicken, spicy … More Following the Crumbs
“Read not the times, read the eternities….Knowledge does not come to us by details, but in flashes of light from heaven.” Henry David Thoreau, Life Without Principle “God does not move quickly,” a wise woman said to me recently. “He moves suddenly.” I have been pondering this idea since receiving it, something the wise woman … More And…suddenly!
“Accept being shipwrecked.” Ah, yes, I think, as I come to this line in my morning reading. This wisdom is stabilizing. And then I smile at the irony the wordplay, a small gift of whimsy, ribbon wrapped around the greater gift of perspective. For the past 16 years, I have spent the mornings of late … More Shipwrecked – but reaching
Lynda MacGibbon 