{ Anniversary }
On the 24th of May, 2016, I began a 2-week long trip to France and Belgium studying World War I that formed the foundations of my understanding of grief. Read more
{ Anniversary }
On the 24th of May, 2016, I began a 2-week long trip to France and Belgium studying World War I that formed the foundations of my understanding of grief. Read more
Last week, my brother and I made the long-awaited journey to Oxford. After a year of preparing, reading, planning, hoping, praying – the adventure is finished. We went there, and came back again. This is the tale, as best as I can tell it. Read more
“There must be hope and joy somewhere – I believe God intends those things for us – but I haven’t quite found them yet. Sometimes I think the world has no right to laugh at anything. Read more
{ Many Hues, Endlessly Combined }
I live with four beautiful Sisters. I have no biological sisters, but these adopted ones have taught me much about the manifold hues of Christian friendship. Read more
{ Green and Growing Things }
I have, in recent weeks, begun really preparing for Oxford, compiling information about everything my brother and I want to experience during our short week abroad. It’s hard to believe our trip is barely over a month away. Read more
{ The Hopes and Fears of All the Years }
Winter came right on time this year here in the Hudson Valley. It’s my favorite place to celebrate the Advent season. Read more
{ Fallen into a Tale }
“But that’s a long tale, of course, and goes on past the happiness and into grief and beyond it… Why, to think of it, we’re in the same tale still! It’s going on. Don’t the great tales never end?”
-Sam Gamgee, The Two Towers