Memes
Like a Second Honeymoon without the Learning Curve ~ Life:Unmasked
We had two and a half child-free days this weekend, my husband and I. It was glorious. Like a second honeymoon, only without the beach and the newly-married learning curve. We did crazy first-year-of-marriage things like eating out and staying up too late and sleeping in and napping and shopping together. I wasn’t tired (imagine…
Read MoreI’m Scared, but That’s Good ~ Life:Unmasked
I dig around in my Swiss Army backpack, looking for his passport. I can’t find it. I have mine, but not his. Panic tightens in my chest as my son tugs on me, whining that he is hungry. I look at the clock. We need to grab a meal before our flight leaves. We have…
Read MoreWhen I Am Old I Shall Dye My Hair Aqua ~ Life:Unmasked
I want to color my hair aqua. Not blue. Not green. Aquamarine. I’ve daydreamed about it since I graduated from college. Why? Why indeed. Because I’ve spent too much of my life trying to be just like everyone else. But I’m not. God made you and…
Read MoreSo This Guy Asked if I’d Fly to the Other Side of the World ~ Life:Unmasked
It isn’t every day that I get a second chance via text message. It’s happened exactly once, as a matter of fact, just a two weeks ago when Matthew Paul Turner invited me to join a team of bloggers traveling to Sri Lanka to report on World Vision’s work there. It isn’t every day that…
Read MorePets and Mercy-Killing ~ Life:Unmasked
She hadn’t been herself for at least a month. I’d been watching her for signs of suffering or new complications, anything that would give me a definitive signal that it was time. I got the sign on Saturday night – as she turned a corner I saw bright red staining the white fur under her…
Read MoreSaturday Evening Blog Post, June 2012
Each month Elizabeth Esther hosts a link- up for bloggers on the first Saturday of the month to share their favorite post from the previous month. This month we’re sharing posts from June 2012. My favorite post from June is this one, in which our church search begs the question, “What is the church, really?“…
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