Friday, January 20, 2017
Friday, January 13, 2017
After The Rain
Friday, January 6, 2017
Epiphany
On this day Christians
recall the story of the three
Kings and the gifts they
brought to honor the Christ Child.
Seems like an appropriate time for
this writer/photographer to honor
some of the literary publications &
editors I've worked with this past
year. Thank you! Through your efforts
and devotion you keep the literary
world alive.
Christopher Bernard Caveat-Lector
Heather Cuthbertson Gold Man Review
Danny Judge The Indianola Review
Amy Sage Webb Flint Hills Review
Virginia Howard Thema
Patricia Caspers West Trestle Review
W. B. Gerard That Literary Review
Megan Jones Perceptions
Valerie Wallace Rhino
Valerie Lawson & Michael Brown Off The Coast
David at The Last Line
Editors Studio One
Editors The Healing Muse
Editors GNU Journal
In addition:
Sarah Jane Sanders & Jessica Durham
at the Eat Exhibit Norton Center for the Arts
Some links you may want to check out:
Happy New Year
Blessings to all in 2017!
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Friday, December 23, 2016
Sunday, December 18, 2016
Advent Wisdom
Being Open To New Ideas
Sometimes as we age we think we've
heard it all.
And then someone says something that
opens our heart and mind to a new thought. . .
Quote:
"In the Christian liturgical calendar, we refer to the four weeks before Christmas as "Advent." For Christians, this is a time of expectation, of looking forward to the birth of Jesus. Perhaps surprisingly, I feel closest to my Jewish brothers and sisters during the Advent season. Christians, of course, believe Jesus to be the Messiah, but we also look forward to his second coming at the end of time. Traditionally, Jews expect the messiah to come as well, but when he does, it will be for the first time. When the Messiah finally comes, we'll ask him together whether it is his first or second coming, but for now, we will long for a world of justice and peace together."
-Father James Heft,
Sunday, December 11, 2016
Gaudete Sunday
"Sunday of Joy"
-Pope Francis
Have you noticed the lights are up
in neighborhoods?
Don't they make you want to pause,
stop what you're doing and just
enjoy the beauty of this Season.
This Sunday we are called to:
"Rejoice"
"The Lord is near."
May some peace-filled quiet time
by yours today!
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