rift
A tear in the fabric—where reality bends and the unexpected slips through.
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Stillness. Integrity. Listening.
In a world that often rewards noise and speed, Foyle’s War offers something gentler: a detective who listens, a rhythm that honours silence, and a story that trusts the weight of small truths. This reflection explores how moral clarity and quiet courage can shape a life—and a liturgy. Continue reading
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Warm. Fluffy. Thanks.
Three mornings, three stacks of pancakes. Andrew, you’re spoiling us. 🥞 Breakfast sets the tone for the day, and you’ve made it feel like a celebration. Warm, fluffy, and shared with care—what more could we ask for? Continue reading
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Three Pancakes. Done. 🥞
Three more pancakes to start the day right!Used up the last of yesterday’s batter and they turned out golden and perfect. Big thanks to Andrew for the mix—you’ve officially earned pancake legend status. Here’s to small wins and sweet mornings. Continue reading
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Shake. Pour. Love.
🥞 Morning made sweeter thanks to my husband! He whipped up delicious pancakes using Odlum’s shaker mix—just add milk, shake, and pour. Simple, quick, and absolutely tasty. Grateful for the breakfast treat and the love behind it 💛 Continue reading
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Shelter. Warmth. Gratitude.
“November’s chill reminds us how lucky we are to have warmth, shelter—and the strength to keep going.” Continue reading
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Bank Holiday Blues
When the timetable shifts, so does the soul. A reflection on dialysis, delays, and small mercies. Continue reading
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Blanket That Hugs Back
Wrapped in Sherpa softness, this blanket feels like a teddy bear’s hug—perfect for sensory calm and quiet joy. Continue reading
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When the Word Stands Alone
Is the Word enough? A reflection on Scripture, Tradition, and Reason—and the danger of standing alone. #NeuroDivine Continue reading
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Barricades and Beginnings
Before most of my classmates met Kevin and Sadie in “Across the Barricades,” I had already walked with them through “The Twelfth Day of July”—thanks to my grandmother Catherine’s quiet gift: a summer library filled with stories that taught empathy, context, and courage. This is a thanksgiving for her legacy of books and bridges. Continue reading
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Scandal. Covenant. Mercy.
In the wilderness of illness and betrayal, we hold fast to the rhythm of prayer. This reflection weaves Psalm 55’s anguish, Maccabean fidelity, and Mark’s scandal with the quiet insistence of the Rule: that even in pain, we forgive—and are forgiven. Continue reading
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