The Feed

220: Breadcrumbs

Some days are breadcrumb days- the kind of days where you wake up and say, “God, please lean a little closer in a not so subtle way...

209: Cut (it) Short

I wish I could tell my friends it will never happen to you. This gut-wrenching marriage-ending world-burning pain, it will never happen...

208: Commute

I was riding the 1 train. I was running late for work. I was worried about the numbers- would we have enough? Would people show up? Would...

207: Places I find God, an incomplete list, in no particular order:

Certainly in late night giggles- the kind that are impossible to stop, in colorful macaroons, thunderstorms and most always, in the wind....

194: When the World is Coming to an End

This morning New York froze over- a sheet of ice blanketed the city, reminding us what cold feels like. Yesterday Russia invaded Ukraine-...

191: Musings

What if I turned my face up towards the sun and said yes please to whipped cream and kept watching when netflix asked and pulled out a...

185: Birdsong

For Colleyville I’ve heard that the reason birds sing in the morning is to say to one another I made it through the night. I guess that’s...

178: New Year

We are driving through the hills of Georgia dreaming about owning an A-frame and what we might name our kids one day and if we can cook...

165: River

Do you think the River, as she travels, says hello to every rock and tree? Do you think she small-talks with the fish, fussing over how...

161: Winter

This morning I opened the window. It was arguably too cold for that kind of reckless window opening, but I couldn’t help it. Winter is so...

147: Describing Call

Isn't it amazing how grief and joy can braid themselves together? Like water in tide pools at the beach, the water keeps coming and the...

141: Fresh Cut Flowers and Other Things Worth Noticing

135: Any Given Sunday

129: Boomerang Prayers

119: Open Handed

116: I Tend to Begin My Prayers with the Words "Dear God."