“Children touch all of our lives. We all have the opportunity to sow seeds into the next generation…” – Victoria Osteen Although I am not a highly accomplished seamstress I can find plenty of projects that match my abilities. The joy I feel with each completed project makes me grateful my son gave me […]
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Blessings from Afar
“Ash Wednesday is full of joy…the source of all sorrow is the illusion that of ourselves we are only anything but dust.” – Thomas Merton The pandemic has touched our lives in so many ways. Some months ago I was talking to a friend who is a member of the Council at her hometown Episcopal […]
Feb 14 – Hearts Aflutter
Happy Valentines Day, everyone! Don’t you love the warm feelings you get when you’ve found a new love or love reunited? Well, I do! Learn more about what I am newly enamoured with called Twin Creations right here! On this 14th day of February, remember the American Heart Association wants us to Live Fiercely in […]
Preparing the Way
Let all you do, be done in love.” – 1 Corinthians 16:14 Don’t miss the special post on SowtheHeart.com this Valentines Day! It’s only four days away. It will warm my heart if you’ll come on back to read some news about Twin Creations and fun insight into my sister and me!
Laying Down Key Words
” …a nation not broken, just simply unfinished…” – Amanda Gordon – American poet Oh how beautifully meaningful the words of poetress Amanda Gordon were at the Inauguration ceremony of the 46th President of the United States. Her countenance shone as brightly as her intellect and influence. Amanda Goodman’s words “not broken, just simply […]
Twin Creations
Life is like art. You have to work hard to keep it simple and still have meaning. ” – Charles de Lint There’s a project that I’ve decided to jump onboard with! I like it’s positive objectives. It’s called the Whimsy and Joy Project. The upside is you can find what makes your own heart […]
Life’s Puzzlers
For a while there I was worried about myself. In fact I even emailed my twin sister about my conundrum. Her response was “give it up and throw it in the trash.” Here is what it was all about: I worked on a new jigsaw puzzle over Christmas that had me baffled. I couldn’t […]
2021: Clocking In
What a lovely thought! Let’s believe it. I’ve been pondering healing and beauty. Do we want to fundamentally go back to life the way it was before the pandemic? In truth, the world climate wasn’t all that pretty. I hope out of upheaval a more unified national and global model is being created for the […]
Joyfully Created
“A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.” – Proverbs 17:22 In my last post of 2020, I ended by saying it was “time to make Christmas.” Well, I very literally meant it. My home became Santa’s workshop. Because I wanted to contribute to the solution rather than add to the problem of […]
2020: Heartfelt Ponderings
This week I’m focused on giving thanks for 2020! Yes! Despite all, there are blessings to recall! The year 2020 has been unique and challenging for everyone. An increased number of people have turned to dabbling with many mediums of art as an expressive avenue to wholeness. I’m grateful for those who have […]