(Michal and her family at Christmas)
We're off to the Plainfield farm later today to house-sit over the New Year. For my loved ones, my congregation, my dear friend and love, my dog and for the fullness of it all: I am grateful.
WHEN LOVE COMES TO TOWN: REFLECTIONS ON TENDERNESS IN A CHAOTIC CULTURE
Monday, December 29, 2014
Stop - breathe - and give thanks.
From time to time I just need to stop - breathe - and give thanks. Here are a few pictures that put it all into perspective for me.
(Michal and her family at Christmas)
(Jesse and her family at Christmas)
(Our tree in Pittsfield)
We're off to the Plainfield farm later today to house-sit over the New Year. For my loved ones, my congregation, my dear friend and love, my dog and for the fullness of it all: I am grateful.
(Michal and her family at Christmas)
We're off to the Plainfield farm later today to house-sit over the New Year. For my loved ones, my congregation, my dear friend and love, my dog and for the fullness of it all: I am grateful.
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