Educating myself this year by way of podcasts has confirmed a few ideals that were once vague notions. How ironic amid a pandemic to hear Jungian analyst Dr. James Hollis …
Number 33 – A Pink Door Enchantment Nov 17, 2020
“It’s as he is nearing the parking lot that Aaron realizes God’s inherent value is reflected in the fact that there are so many doors to choose.” Bee Season Despite …
Number 32 – It Takes 2 Enchantment Nov 10, 2020
The word “interlude” keeps popping to mind. Perfect wordage for the times, don’t you think? Here’s why. When I looked it up, I found that an interlude is a transitional …
Enchantment Nov 2, 2020 Number 31 – Fresh Breeze
Inside the home office that D and I share is a doorway to what I believe was an afterthought sort of half bath. The builder included the tiny space for …
Enchantment Oct. 22, 2020 No. 30 – Peanut M & Ms
“ONGoodness!” was a recent translation by way of my grandson Robert. Really how else to make use of the ubiquitous OMG in the world of a five year old? And …
Enchantment Oct 18, 2020 Number 29 – Hook On
They are speaking in quiet, respectful tones. My maternal grandmother bends over the bed and strokes the thin pieces of wool that are lined up there. A paper sketch showing …
Enchantment Oct 13, 2020 Number 28 – Love Train
A mini dress should not be the ensemble of choice when working on the railroad. It was while watching the post civil war/first transcontinental railroad television series Hell On Wheels …
Enchantment Oct 5, 2020 Number 27 – One Hundred
Home economics teacher Claire O’Neal took a bow while facing our sanctuary on her 98th birthday. Her tiny person wished the congregation as many wonderful years as she had lived. …
Enchantment September 27, 2020 Number 26 – Eyebrow Watching
Have we stopped to consider the cost of misreading another’s emotional state in the new world of masked encounters? To smile or not to smile? Can we even begin to …
Enchantments September 21, 2020 Number 25 – Green Pastures
Even before I was officially pronounced a human being with a spinal S curve, I was attracted to the asymmetrical – contrasting patterns, uneven hem lines, opposing ideas, cottage gardening …