Khalil Gibran and April Rainstorms
I cannot remember when I first started reading Khalil Gibran poetry, but I love it. Somehow it tends to circle back to me every few months, and often right when I can appreciate it the most. This week has…
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
Category bookish and blogish
Turning the Page to Springtime
Ah, early March…Right now I am resting in a pleasant reading lull following the big book club project Bonhoeffer. This is good timing, too, because the seasons are changing and I have more and more gardening tasks to consume…
Book Review: Bonhoeffer by Eric Metaxas
I have recently devoured the most fascinating book, you guys. It is the most soul nourishing, intellectually stimulating, and flat out humbling life story that I have ever read, and now I have an aching physical need to discuss it…
Twenty Lies and Counting, and a Drawwing
Good Saturday afternoon, friends and fellow adventurers in life!! How are you? What hot and delicious things do you have simmering on the stove today? Handsome and I are happily perched at the top of a three day weekend. We…
The Happiness Spell
Ah, happiness, that elusive and various yet all important butterfly we all pursue. Certainly, happiness is something we all seek, no matter our stage or station in life, no matter our circumstances or needs. Happiness isn’t an extra or a luxury in…
The Afterglow of Little Women
Last month our famous little Dinner Club With a Reading Problem met to discuss Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. It was a grand time, filled with cookie decorating, food eating and eating again, and several fantastic hours of laughter…