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pencil sketch eye
pencil sketch eye
sun and moon acrylic painting
Masquerade: Art Journal Page, mixed media collage
Masquerade: Art Journal Page
deep sea painting (acrylic on wood)
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Stoclet Frieze Expectation
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Stoclet Frieze Expectation
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Family
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Family
deep sea painting (acrylic on wood)
acrylic on milk can
art journal lettering: Psalm 126
ink art calligraphy
mixed media collage
marker, water soluble crayon
Picasso's Tete d’une Femme Lisant (Head of a Woman Reading): Rendition in black and white
Picasso’s Tete d’une Femme Lisant (Head of a Woman Reading): Rendition in black and white
art journal, lettering
gustav klimt mother and child
acrylic on milk can
gustav klimt mother and child
mixed media collage - white lettering
Psalm 16: art journal lettering and doodle
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pencil sketch eye
underwater scene painted on a rock
deep sea painting (acrylic on wood)
gustav klimt mother and child
Picasso Tete d'une Femme Lisant (Head of a Woman Reading)
gustav klimt mother and child
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Stoclet Frieze Expectation, crop
Gustav Klimt, Rendition of Stoclet Frieze Expectation
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Grace for the Good Girl

I want to read Emily Freeman’s book, Grace for the Good Girl, the way my three year old wanted to hear me talk about him on his play phone. He would hand me the phone and wait expectantly while I gave the listener a play by play description of his activities. He wanted to see […]

The Road Home:  When You’ve Gone Too Far

The Road Home: When You’ve Gone Too Far

I had thought I could always go home. But suddenly I realized I didn’t know how. My trail of crumbs had long been eaten. I had lost my way.

Happy Birthday, Aunt Laura

I wrote this in February, the month of Aunt Laura’s birthday, but just decided to post it today. One Easter, Aunt Laura, in her Sunday dress, pearls, white pumps, and classic white hair, knelt on the floor, nose to the ground, and showed the grandkids how to roll Easter eggs with their noses.  I can […]

God Doesn’t Need My Money

Our focus is on the downtrodden these days. Maybe it’s the media. Or the internet with its potent visuals making the world that much smaller. Maybe more of us are finding ourselves among their ranks, or dangerously close. Maybe the reality that it could happen to us brings it closer to home. Whatever the reason, […]

Pig Headed Prodigal

Most of us are familiar with the story of the son who rejects everything he’s ever known to live what he thinks is the good life. He moves far away from home and spends his entire inheritance chasing his misguided dreams. Eventually his life choices have narrowed to sleeping with the pigs he feeds. When […]

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Deja Vu | A Lot Can Happen in a Year

He was not a coward. No, not in many things. But he had an irrational fear, a foreboding almost, that someone might kill him to get at Sarah.

God on Trial

Musing on Genesis 3 “Did God really say you can’t eat from any tree of the garden?” The serpent isn’t so much attempting to verify God’s exact words as he is injecting a note of incredulity, pointing out the absurdity of God’s edict. With one word, the serpent calls into question God’s judgment, his reasonableness. […]

Abram & Sarai | A Love, a Lie, and a Promise: Part 1

She had followed Abram on this crazy journey, leaving behind all her friends and her childhood home. She never imagined it would end this way.

Mysterious Visitors | What Sarah Heard

It was not her habit to eavesdrop, but when Abraham ran into the tent and said, “Sarah, get out your best flour and bake three loaves of bread, and hurry!,” when she heard him calling the servants to quickly slaughter the calf, she was curious. Who were these men who had appeared out of nowhere, and why was Abraham so eager to entertain them?

A Fruit by Any Other Name | Adam & Eve: Part 1

The woman had never paid much attention to the serpent, not that she could recall. He had stayed on the periphery, his voice interjecting occasionally, but always under the radar.

The Walking Dead | Adam & Eve: Part 2

The woman he loved had her arm outstretched. She was offering him the fruit, the juice still dripping down her chin. The man watched himself take a bite.

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Eats

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Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies

Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies

Hot Spinach Artichoke Dip

Hot Spinach Artichoke Dip

Chocolate Peanut Butter Smoothie

Chocolate Peanut Butter Smoothie

How to Dress up Spring Mix with Creamy Balsamic Vinaigrette

How to Dress up Spring Mix with Creamy Balsamic Vinaigrette

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Texas Caviar

Texas Caviar

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Baked Vegetable Chips

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Smoothie Basics 101

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