Walking on Water
Reflections on Faith and Art
Madeleine L’Engle
1980, 240 pages
ISBN 978-0-87788-918-2
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Lyndie Blevins blogging from Sage-Texas where you can expect greater things to come
Spoiler Alert! February has an extra day!
As my 10-12 years gathered Monday night to study 2 Thessalonians, I had a poster of the next two months on the wall. I asked the students to post an upcoming event they didn’t want to miss on the calendar.“An event you want to set a second alarm for.
Book Review - The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Book Title The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe Book Author C. S. Lewis Pub. Year 1950Genre FantasyMy Rating
Celebrating Advent - The Christ Candle
Celebrating Advent - The Christ Candle is finally bringing light to the world.
A message for Christmas from Zechariah
As I read chapter seven of Zechariah this morning, I thought what an appropriate reminder for Christmas Eve. In the middle of our favorite Christmas cookies, let us no forget, Jesus is the reason for the season.
Celebrating the Fourth Sunday of Advent - The Candle of Love
Celebrating the Fourth Sunday of Advent - The Candle of Love
Book Review - The Magician's Nephew
Book Title The Magician’s Nephew Book Author C. S. Lewis Pub. Year 1955Genre FantasyMy Rating 5 starsEase of Read Very easy ISBN B0009NS99C I was attracted to this boo
Photos from The Sage Ladies Writing Club
The Sage Ladies Writing Club is a farce I wrote for ACFW DFW 2019 Christmas Party. It was performed December 14. It featured J.A. Marx, Sara-Meg Seese, Rhonda Eudaly. Lori Scott and Lyndie Blevins
My 80+ year old emailing Aunt Faye Paris passed away this week. In the last decade, I’ve bragged on her emailing so often.
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I all the years I have been a fan of collegiate sports, the one program, I never expected a scandal from was Joe Paterno's. I've always respected what he did on and off the field. With today's re-arrest of the assistant coach I am just sad and my image of honor among coaches tarnished a little more.
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I’ve dubbed this season of my life, the ‘fall’ of Steven James. I took several workshops recently taught by Steven and sat a couple of times at his table during meals.
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Imitation is Suicide. Insist on yourself; never imitate. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, that is genius. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
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After spending 35 years in Information Technology, I am pleased to call for a moment of Personal Privilege and endorse this video commemorating 100 years of IBM.
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On May 10 in 1933, the Nazis staged massive public book burnings in Germany. There is nothing more disturbing for those of us who love books, than stories of book burnings. Actually it is almost impossible to believe if we didn’t have it recorded in photos and videos.
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I pound the door knocker, “Hello, I want to come in”
“What? No, you haven’t found the door, go away...”
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From somewhere in the crowd
He appeared in a hurry
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Some form of The Sage Record newspaper has existed since 1867. The on-line newsletters are the following:
Hanging @ the Space Bar - Lyndie Blevins' column
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I don't know if he intended this, but Seth Godin's post today is a great description of how our Christian faith has grown.
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I’m in Twitter time out.
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Mary DeMuth invited her followers to be a part of the trailer for her new book, Everything. This is my submission. It is hard for me to identified the exact moment Jesus became everything to me, because every time I think I know everything Jesus is, He whispers but there is more. This moment was my first realization after my conversion. What about you? When did you know Jesus was everything?
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This isn’t a highlight of history. Lord, forgive us for the things we have done and the positions we have been put in to do them. Let us always believe there is another way.
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August 5, 1957"American Bandstand," hosted by Dick Clark, made its network TV debut on ABC.
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Last week, the outside air conditioning unit servicing my bedroom froze. I slept in the living room with a fan. The temperature inside hovered around 80. I have little tolerance of heat in this menopause phase of life. Oh, how I longed for a cool place.
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I loved Jotham’s story of the trees looking for a leader in Judges. I took away two different thoughts.
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