Category: Non-Fiction

One week. Read More …

It is not possible to measure from drop to drop, but there is space between the rain. Read More …

I hug with my head.  This is a thing that happens.  And I feel like I can’t keep it to myself any longer.  Mostly because I’m an inexperienced writer, and this is content, and young writers can’t be too picky with the little content that they come across.  So I’m writing about how I hug Read More …

House Cleaning by Elizabeth Thomas   Eng. 101 – Stanford Oct. 10, 1979   Regardless of whether a woman spends her day in the home or at a job, there are some tasks she must do that are inevitable.  One of these jobs is housecleaning.  This can be a simple process if a few basic Read More …

I have been missing out on something.  As I write this, I am sitting in a public library for the first time in eight years.  I know I’m young and have no idea what time is, but that seems to be a long time to not do something so basic.  Maybe I just think it’s Read More …

A year ago today I did not die. Of course I can say the same thing tomorrow. And yesterday for that matter. Read More …

God is gracious. God is merciful. God is understanding and forgiving, loving and faithful. God is pure. God is sovereign. God is demanding. God is fair. God will have justice. Read More …

Welcome everyone and thank you for being here. I don’t think I can stand in front of you all today talking about Steve without recognizing that he literally saved my life this January.  And now that I’ve recognized the fact, let’s move on.  Today is about these two. Now,  I’ve been tasked with giving a Read More …