Monthly Archives: January 2014

This week’s photography homework had the options of shooting two out of three items: a bench, a fire hydrant and a monument. I took a lot of photos of colourful hydrants against the snow and tried to find one of … Continue reading →

Sometimes we just need to take a minute to breathe and ask, “What’s wrong with this picture?” When we just stop and look, really look, at a situation, something might become really clear. What in your life needs a time … Continue reading →

Today wraps up the Christmas season. We move back into ordinary time tomorrow.  I feel somewhat sad to say goodbye this year. My tree is down, but my twinkle lights remain. I will soon pack up the Magi and the … Continue reading →

Tonight as I did prison ministry, my mind and heart raced. I listened to a man talk about how he tried to commit suicide rather than bounce back in. I heard his pain and I felt my own frustration rise … Continue reading →

The past few weeks in the busy Christmas season, the number one story seemed to be about weather in Canada, and some areas of the USA. In some places, it has been bitterly cold; in others, icy rain has cramped … Continue reading →

I am currently enrolled in a photography class and the first lesson we had was on barriers to seeing which made me think of my blog which invites readers to see God in all things. Sometimes we do not “recognize … Continue reading →

Epiphany is one of my favourite Sundays and it is officially the 12th day of Christmas. The readings are spectacular. Isaiah returns after a bit of a break: Arise, shine for your light has come, and the glory of the … Continue reading →