Category Archives: links

Zen Family Habits

I am delighted to be guest posting at Zen Family Habits today.  Please click over to read my thoughts on how instinct and peer pressure can go to war, and my dedicated efforts to remember what I really believe is vitally important.

The Chocolate Chip Waffle

Have you ever come home in a blog?  So asks Terresa at the outset of her post today at her beautiful blog, The Chocolate Chip Waffle.  And, yes, yes, yes!  I have, Terresa, and your gorgeous blog is one of those places.  Actually it is the home I dream of, because your writing is so [...]

Flickering Faith

It is my distinct privilege to be guest posting at Motherese today. I am so glad to have found Kristen and as I said when I featured her words here last Thursday, she writes beautifully about questions of identity, politics, parenting, and living in this world. Her posts are shot through with personal reflection and [...]

Losing my religion, finding my faith

It is my distinct honor to welcome Kristen from Motherese to this space today. Kristen’s blog is one of those I admire most, for her lucid and intelligent probing of questions so relevant to me I often feel she dug them out of my brain. Kristen is dear to me, too, for leaving me one [...]

A Letter to Gracie

I’m over at Making the Moments Count Today.  Please go read the letter I wrote to Grace, and then poke around and read some more of Amber’s beautiful, honest, lyrical words.  I love her writing and her frank and poetic portrayal of life with two tiny children. Thank you, Amber, for hosting me!

Casseroles ARE grace

I am over at The Kitchen Witch today – TKW is one of my favorite bloggers and it’s a true honor to inhabit her space. Please go read my post about my mother, abundance, and love – and check out TKW!  You won’t be sorry.

An Instrument of Peace

Danielle posted this gorgeous video of Sarah McLachlan singing the Prayer of Saint Francis. I watched it this morning in the darkness of my bedroom and am tremendously moved. This prayer, along with May the Road Rise to Meet You and Reinhold Neibuhr’s famous words asking God to grant me the serenity often moves through [...]

The day that takes the most faith

Seems a day for the words of others.  Meg Casey’s thoughts on the solstice make me weep and feel a surge of wild hope at the same time. But mostly, what I crave, more than anything is to be alone. Its the solstice and I feel the yin, dark, quietness and want to stay here. [...]

prayer

I wish you quietness, and the kind of rest that has you wake up feeling calm. And warm feet and glowing embers, and shortbread cookies or latkes and rosy cheeks or whatever sustains you. And tears if you need them, wet and cleansing. These words render me mute by being all that matters. And so [...]

More Kelly

I am honored to again have my writing featured on Kelly Diels’ site, Cleavage. It is a high honor indeed to read my own sentences within the gilded cage of Kelly’s words. Hers is, in her own words, the “flesh poetry of experience.” Kelly writes about art, religion, politics, philosophy, and Bratz dolls with equal [...]