Posted on February 28, 2015
by Cameron
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As part of my own Lenten study time this season, I have been reading My Soul Feels Lean: Poems of Loss and Restoration by Joyce Rupp. Thank goodness for this poet of the spirit, for this singer of human psalms. I have especially appreciated… Continue Reading “Joyce Rupp’s Changing the Landscape”
Category: poetry, spirituality, winterTags: forgiveness, heart, Joyce Rupp, kindness, poetry, snow, snow day, spirituality, winter
Posted on March 27, 2014
by Cameron
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One summer evening when I was 10-years-old, my family joined in a neighborhood gathering. The parents sat on a patio chatting and fanning themselves while the children ran around the yard chasing lightning bugs. At one point, a boy my age came over and… Continue Reading “lessons learned: what snowy daffodils can teach us about resilience”
Category: gardening, journey, lessons learned, nature, springTags: creation, daffodil, feminism, feminist movement, gardening, gender, journey, light, Mary Tyler Moore, passion, resilience, snow, social justice, Spring
Posted on March 3, 2014
by Cameron
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For the past two weeks, I have been working in Wisconsin, in the middle of 2 snow storms and frigid temperatures, and I have loved it. Seriously. I don’t know if my soul has just craved a real winter for so long that it… Continue Reading “lessons learned: craving winter”
Category: lessons learned, spirituality, winterTags: creation, freedom, North Carolina, peace, release, snow, wind, winter, wisconsin