Have you met Micah? Rather obscure character and rarely noticed. No last name. Seven chapters long. I’ve not much more than met the guy. See, Micah is not my friend. But I wish he were. And one day, I hope he will be. Oh, I’ve spent a good deal of time with Paul. And Mark. … More Meet My Friend, Micah
About two years ago, I packed my survival kit {notebook, colored pencils, maps, and songs} and took off on a journey: choose a passage, print it out, read it over and over again for several months, use every creative means possible to learn it well and soak it up, meet weekly with friends who are … More I Dare Not Walk Alone
“Jazz” is rarely a part of my vocabulary unless we’re talking piano music. “Jazz,” as a way of boosting your cold and dreary January? {and because it starts with “J”} . . . I can run with it. #1 : mercyINK These little art shops make me happy. This one comes from Lauren Mills who … More January Jazz 0.1
Life is what it is. Your experience of that life is what you make it. That’s the moral of the story. A story of one woman’s response to the emptiness God handed her. As soon as I tell you where this story is from, you’ll likely divert your eyes to the top of your screen, click “x,” … More empty, yet full
I love to play games, but if there’s one thing I dislike most, it’s narrating a game of Mafia. Crafting unrealistic, witty, morbid tales is not my thing. Actually, crafting tales is not my thing. You can call me boring and uncreative, but I rather like to think I’m a stick-to-the-script kind of person. I read … More don’t stick to the script
Journey of the Word 