by Andi | Feb 3, 2015 | Book Recommendations, Written and Wrought
I think it’s the only way we know how to be vulnerable; to do it sideways. — Nadia Bolz-Weber I don’t know if it’s a winter without snow, a new (old) farmhouse without many window on its front, or just the kind of malaise that settles in when... by Andi | Feb 2, 2015 | Written and Wrought
As a kid, I used to dip my fingers in the nearly-burning wax of just extinguished candles and let it dry. Then, I’d peel my fingertips away and study the whorls and spins of my identity mirrored there. I could do this for hours, lighting and then blowing out... by Andi | Feb 1, 2015 | God's Whisper, Written and Wrought
On Sundays, I’m going to be blogging over at our site for the farm. I’ll be sharing our progress on things like our new barn and how Mosey, the basset hound puppy, is doing, and I’ll be reflecting on the slow life we’re trying to cultivate... by Andi | Jan 31, 2015 | Book Recommendations, Written and Wrought
One of the things I love best about doing these interviews each week is the difference in experience, knowledge, and perspective of each of these writers. Sharon Yablon’s words here remind me that each of us operates in a unique way in this writing world. ... by Andi | Jan 30, 2015 | Book Recommendations, Written and Wrought
This week has involved a lot of sitting on the floor and reading while puppies play. This might, indeed, be my ideal way to read . . . well, aside from laying in a hammock outside a Tuscan villa where the promise of gelato lies just a short walk away. But read I have...