Author Archives: sac
Control
The concept of control is not my friend. In fact, we have been at odds for a while now. In my 20’s we had a huge battle when the anxiety that flowed through my being bubbled over into my everyday … Continue reading
Example of Evidence
Last Sunday my pastor talked about historical evidence for Christ living on earth, dying on a cross and the large amount of people who saw him after the tomb was found empty. The people who saw these miracles began Christianity. … Continue reading
For the Love of Hockey
Red is a good color, no? It’s deep, vibrant, and exciting. It is a great color for a sports team…unless your looking at said team’s bottom line. You don’t have to look far in our business world to see that … Continue reading
Monkeying Around
Whew! I’m pooped. Two days of learning new stuff and many more to come trying to remember what I’ve learned. Photography is one of those things that the more you learn, the more stupid you feel. The good news is … Continue reading
Gratitude
There are 683,806 hours in an average 78 year life. Sounds like a big number until you start subtracting hours of sleep and those doing the mundane, unavoidable chores. Let’s not forget to subtract the hours spent watching “quality” … Continue reading
The Book
Hubby and I debate the death of the book quite frequently. I send him articles to read when I stumble across ones that predict the fate of the book to be the same as that of a dinosaur. We don’t necessarily … Continue reading
Growth
“All growth is a leap in the dark, a spontaneous unpremeditated act without the benefit of experience.” – Henry Miller. This is the quote on my desk presently. Thank you for my birthday gift, Nicole….it keeps giving. This is a … Continue reading
Fear
I’ve been through times in my life when fear was the dominator. There were times when anxiety wrapped its dark vines throughout my body and dared me to break free. That was my path then. After some hard work, I … Continue reading
I Heart Donald Miller
Not a surprise to my old bible study friends, I heart Donald Miller. I fell in love with his writing when I first read Blue Like Jazz, and since then I read his entire collection. I must also confess, that … Continue reading
Broken From Within
“Don’t fool yourself and think that Spirit is somewhere else, in other-worldly experiences, in great rushes or ecstatic visions. Life’s deepest experience is the joy that fills our hearts when we love and give to others. Ask anyone in the … Continue reading
Not Waiting For Perfect 