Learning and teaching the art of composition.

I stood by the well. And lowered my bucket into the depths. Until I felt the rope begin to tug with. The weight of everything that. Replaced the emptiness that minutes ago. I would pull the bucket up from the deep. And each time as it inched into the light. I would stand slack-jawed in amazement. That dripped over its brim.

But Have Fun Waiting! July 28, 2015. The Tale of Two Mondays. In the Thick of It. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Our prayer is that God would be glorified through this journey that He has placed us on.

The wind began to blow in the valley. It started as a gentle breeze just to create an awareness of its presence for those who were still and quiet enough to notice. The few who noticed began to move about inside their walls. They remembered the way the breeze had touched and warmed their skin in the olden days and wanted to experience that touch again. The Day the Walls Came Down.

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A wife, mom, daughter, sister, friend. Chocolate Kaluha Cake with Marshmallow Frosting. Chocolate Kaluha Cake with Marshmallow Frosting. The creation is not what moves us. It is seeing, feeling, hearing; experiencing the result, that affects and hopefully changes us. Eyster Any artist will tell you that they are their harshest critic. No one else needs to critique.

I was compelled to take this photo a few years ago as we drove down I-40 either coming from or going to California. So call this a celebratory picture thanks to the name. Of a small town in the Panhandle of Texas. The Daily Post Photo Challenge Names.

If Pipi Longstockings Had 5 Kids, And A Blog. Adulting, And Other Misc. Homeschooling comes with its own varieties of idiosyncrasies and prejudices, just like any brand of education. I remember one time when I was in a homeschool coo-op meeting, and I told everyone I loved using textbooks. Yeah, they nearly lynched me for that.

Celebrating the Greek Orthodox Name Day for Agios Ioannis.