Author • Photographer • Believer
Some days when it’s partly cloudy, the light patterns on the leaves and grasses are particularly noticeable. When the blades of grass and tree leaves are new, their natural luminescence reflects the light more clearly. This makes their surface appear like satin. I was musing about this during a ...Continue Reading
In Spring, I often notice fragrances that are carried on the breeze as I walk my pathway. The wild roses that drape themselves over bushes and trees offer a soft rose scent. The honeysuckle provides an even more captivating fragrance that appears out of nowhere. I stop to breathe it in. This week ...Continue Reading
It was a cool spring morning as I set out on the path that led to my favorite spot by the creek. The rain last evening cleared the pollen and polished everything new. Along the route, on either side, buttercups were strewn with abandon and abundance. Their bright gold petals shone in the sunlight. ...Continue Reading
One of the first blogs I wrote was about the artistry of God. As a new season unfolds and my flower garden begins its parade, I’ve been contemplating His artistry once again. In spring and summer, God’s creative energy bursts forth and sparks my appreciation for His creative paintbrush. One of ...Continue Reading
This week I was looking for new wildflowers that bloom along the edge of the pathway where I walk. One struck me as unusual in its square configuration rather than the typical circle of petals. It reminded me of dominos floating on green stems. I began thinking about how God designed our ...Continue Reading
