It's been quiet here in the blog-world, as I've been taking care of a friend's dad.
An 87-year-old Navajo man with bone cancer...with such a cool life story. Also this week, my mother called to tell me my grandma had a small heart attack and that one of my dad's best friends from high school is dying of cancer.
It's been a reflective, slow, needing-to-mourn kinda week.
It's been a reflective, slow, needing-to-mourn kinda week.
But I thought you might enjoy this photo - it's an artichoke flower!
It's been reminding me to embrace the little things in life, alongside the painful.
Also helping to flesh this out is a book that a friend gave me called One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp. Some parts aren't exactly me (and yes, if you look it, Sue and I agree the cover looks uber cheesy), but it's been highlighting many things God has been trying to teach me that the book adds some concreteness to. Good summer read!
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Gorgeous picture, Layney-girl!
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