It's beautiful, Rebecca, how you bring together disparate objects and experiences and show us how they are connected, and that by your showing us how they complement each other, we find new meaning in them.
I really love this. Jesus on the car floor with the candy wrappers and dog hair (or, that's what He would find on my car floor). I feel this kind of laughter. We need it. Thanks!
We do need it, don't we?! Laughter that's expansive and doesn't take the wrong things seriously. I wrote a poem during Lent about how I need more images of Jesus laughing.
Oh, yes, absolutely! I'd love to read that poem. Laughter and fun doesn't signal disrespect, and conversely (is it the converse--I don't know this heat has melted my brain!) uber-seriousness doesn't necessarily mean respect or reverence.
Love this piece, Rebecca. It feels so human. So Rebecca! :)
Joanna, "so human" being adjacent to "so Rebecca" made me feel all kinds of happy and affirmed. Thank you.
Oh my goodness this is beautiful.
Oh Jenn, thank you.
It's beautiful, Rebecca, how you bring together disparate objects and experiences and show us how they are connected, and that by your showing us how they complement each other, we find new meaning in them.
Kellie, thank you 🥰
I really love this. Jesus on the car floor with the candy wrappers and dog hair (or, that's what He would find on my car floor). I feel this kind of laughter. We need it. Thanks!
We do need it, don't we?! Laughter that's expansive and doesn't take the wrong things seriously. I wrote a poem during Lent about how I need more images of Jesus laughing.
Oh, yes, absolutely! I'd love to read that poem. Laughter and fun doesn't signal disrespect, and conversely (is it the converse--I don't know this heat has melted my brain!) uber-seriousness doesn't necessarily mean respect or reverence.
Agree, very much agree!
"stopped hiding my desire." -- This is the moment everything changed for me. I love knowing it was your moment too.
Megan, I love that we have this in common.
#2 was my favorite paragraph. It made me tear up.
Oh Janna, thank you for telling me that.