This beautiful journal was waiting for me outside my door yesterday. These last two weeks have been very inspired and I am full of expectant hope for the future. This journal is the new analog dwelling place for my work. Thank you so much, Kirsty, for being faithful and affirming my vocation.
Month: January 2015
a prayer – the supper of the lamb
"O, Lord, refresh our sensibilities. Give us this day our daily taste. Restore to us soups that spoons will not sink in, and sauces which are never the same twice. Raise up among us stews with more gravy than we have bread to blot it with, and casseroles that put starch and substance in our … Continue reading a prayer – the supper of the lamb
my friend ruby
"What’s with your lone red fingernail?" I get asked this regularly. No, I am not trying to start a fad. No, I did not forget to paint the other nine. I’ve been rocking this single red fingernail on and off for seven years. Maybe now is a good time to explain why. For the sake … Continue reading my friend ruby
the beatitudes of hard work
Blessed are those who serve rude customers. You are experiencing first-hand the necessity of treating all people with dignity and respect. You are learning humility. Blessed are those who regret saying no to a lucrative opportunity that falls outside their values. No sum of money is worth abandoning what is important to you. Your time … Continue reading the beatitudes of hard work
accountability redefined
How do you define accountability? For some, it's pure intimidation. It means that hiding place isn't safe anymore. It means integrity is at stake. The thing you said you'd do? You really have to do it now, sweetheart. People are waiting. In seven days, the Your Turn Challenge completely flipped my lifelong understanding of accountability … Continue reading accountability redefined
goal champions
There's no one quite like my friend Matt Corker. Actually, that's not entirely true because his sister Steph is equally incredible but I guess they came from the same gene pool. I digress. Matt is lighting things up in Vancouver and abroad: writing, speaking, teaching yoga, turning the tide of see-through yoga pants for lululemon … Continue reading goal champions
how to survive international travel with toddlers
Air travel has mixed reviews. For some, it is an exciting event, the precursor to a fabulous vacation or visit with cherished family and faraway friends. If you’re reading this thinking, “Yes! That’s me. I can’t wait to board a plane!” then you need not read any further. I suspect you don’t have toddlers. Toddlers … Continue reading how to survive international travel with toddlers
