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Home, but still pilgriming. New blog post, link in bio #viafrancigena #pilgrimposture #pilgrimage

I’m on my way! Catch up via my latest blog post over on lamplightstories.com (link in bio) #viafrancigena

As I prepare to begin a portion of the #viafrancigena on pilgrimage, I am doing some reading. For a while now I’ve wanted to dive deeper into Dorothy Day’s story—this was the perfect time. Reading about her life over the past couple of weeks has sent my mind and spirit spinning in the best way as I journey on in discipleship.

My favorite sunbather keeping me company while I sabbath today and read Ruth Reichl’s Comfort Me with Apples on the porch...hoping Britt girl is this sweet and lazy when I take us to the kitchen to experiment with pate a choux... #sabbath #brittAD #kitchenexperiments #sunshine #foodwriting

This morning Britt dog woke me up at 5:00...I chose to stay up and start reading, thinking, praying, and writing. A blog post was born (follow the link in my profile to check out “Cupcake for One”) and After writing it I realized that I wanted to cook a big breakfast. 🍞🍳🥓 I made a playlist and just enjoyed time to myself as the sun came up. Nick woke up, too and joined me at the table. . I could have rolled over and gone back to sleep...but I’m grateful for the time I gave myself to welcome the day and enjoy things I love. 🍾🍾🍾 Here’s a big breakfast cheers to practicing more mornings like this one. . . #lamplightstories #breakfast #selfcare #cooking #love #joy #goodmorning

What does it mean to be seen? In Genesis 16 Hagar proclaims a name for God: El-roi which means God Who Sees. We must be seen to be known and known to be loved. Thankfully, God sees us.. . . . Dig into more by following the link to lamplightstories and checking out “the God who sees me”.. . . . #lamplightstudies #genesis #seen #known #loved

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