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A New Day

A New Day

In the darkness that precedes this mid-August dawn, I sip my coffee and savor the damp coolness that has drifted in from the sea and lifted the fragrance of fading lavender and blooming peppermint.

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Sea Fog

Sea Fog

The marine layer rolls in like a whispered secret,
softening the edges of the Oregon Coast and
turning the familiar into something dreamlike.

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Echoes of Road Trips

Echoes of Road Trips

We always had at least one flat tire during the trip. A car parked on the side of the highway, jacked up and missing a tire was a common sight along highways back then.

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Homeschooling K

Homeschooling K

My kindergarten, online, on-demand course is “Letters Sounds Words.” 

You stream and go. Think of me as your co-teacher who plans lessons, teaches lessons, and models the work. You, as the other co-teacher, provide time, place, supplies, and monitor student engagement and give encouragement. 



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In the Walnut Tree

In the Walnut Tree

Back then, there was an old, gigantic walnut tree. Its branches were too high to climb, but they were thick and spread out in a manner that was perfect for supporting a tree house.

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Blueberry Month

Blueberry Month

It’s sweetness takes me back to the summer morning when I picked them–a morning filled with bird songs, lingering night coolness, the rising sun lighting the sky, and the knowledge that my heavenly Father provides in abundance.

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