Sometimes it's fun to look up For Debbie's Six Word Saturday
Six Word Saturday
There was a time when I rose with the sun to go for a walk. It happens less these days. via the Daily Post Photo Challenge: Rise/Set
When a t-shirt makes you feel like a fraud
So... this came in the mail. I watched the movie last year and was moved by its message of friendship and love that looked beyond outward appearances to the quality of character of one unlikely hero. My husband, hardened by years of packaging real stories of death and horror for the news, sat there unmoved... Continue Reading →
Six Word Saturday
Purple lavender found at the zoo. For Debbie's Six Word Saturday
Favourite Place
Balmoral beach has got to be one of my favourite places. It's on the north shore of Sydney. It doesn't have the pounding surf like other beaches nor is it very big. But I enjoy spending time there. via the Daily Post Photo Challenge: Favorite Place
A mother’s rice cakes
I don't know when I first heard this story. I know I was young. It's a story that has been passed down the generations from parent to child, teacher to student. Almost every Korean child knows about this man and his rise to fame. Han Seok-bong. He was born in the early sixteenth century, in... Continue Reading →
“love your enemies and do good unto those that would despitefully use you”
He was 12 years old when he started drinking. Kicked out of school, they say he was on the way to being an alcoholic by the time he was 15. At the age of 29, plagued by the bottle and unable to break free, he found himself at a church in La Perouse, listening to a... Continue Reading →
I’d rather be at the beach
I'd rather be at the beach with a good book. Maybe it's the breeze, maybe it's the surf, but something about the place relaxes me. via the Daily Post Photo Challenge: I’d Rather Be…
Burning Rice: An interview with poet, Eileen Chong
"I love how poetry is a way to say so much in a small space, and how each poem can be its own complete universe, yet at the same time be a passageway to other universes of thought, art, and beauty."Eileen Chong I learned of Eileen Chong through a Mother Language Festival. LOST IN BOOKS,... Continue Reading →
This Way: Open road
“The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say” J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship... Continue Reading →
That night
It took me a year to take this photo. I bought a ticket to his concert only to have it postponed to the year after. I wanted to see him and hear his music live, so I kept it. I was glad I did! George Ezra and his band were brilliant that night. Via the... Continue Reading →
On International Women’s Day
It's International Women's Day on the 8th of March. As the world gears up to #PressforProgress, I am left wondering how I should, as a Christian woman, support women both here and around the world for a more just and equitable society. Do I march? Do I try to argue the case for women to... Continue Reading →
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