I read Micha Boyett’s new book Found: A Story of Questions, Grace, and Everyday Prayer in just under two weeks, when Cara came to stay carrying an advanced copy with her, and graciously let me borrow it from her before she’d finished so that I could soak up the words. I took pages of notes…
March has been delightful. I was only at home the first (frantic) week and since then have been travelling around the UK, visiting friends and families, spending days on retreat, taking train journeys through beautiful English and Scottish countryside, and generally over eating on all the wonderful food this country has to offer! I’ve ignored…
I know February is only two or three days shorter than the other months but it always feels about a week less. February has raced by but I am ready for March. Ready because I’ll be taking off to the UK for a blissfully long three weeks to see friends and family and spend a…
reading… Jesus Feminist by Sarah Bessey, In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan Richardson, and Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (all three highly recommended). watching… Argo one weekend evening with Rasmus – tense and brilliant. Episodes of Suits and New Girl when I was sick for four days in a row. And SHERLOCK SEASON THREE….
Well I started this post on New Year’s Eve and then it disappeared under the long list of to-do’s that the New Year ushered in. But I’m excited for 2014 in a nervous kind of way. It holds so much promise, of joy as well as challenge, of celebration as well as hard work. We…
November begins with a public holiday here in Luxembourg, which is not a bad way to start a month! It’s definitely winter here now – we got our first snow (short lived), the winter duvet, and all the hats and scarves are back out of storage and I’m writing this with my first cough/cold of…
