There’s a path outside my window, all covered with fallen leavesAnd I’ve never had the courage to discover where it leads.Many people live around me, they forever come and go,But I’ve never seen a single one walk that particular road. Perhaps there is a loathsome monster lurking around the curve,Or maybe a pernicious dragon I’m […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 39
I’m off to Nashville this week for The Rabbit Room’s annual Hutchmoot conference, and I’m looking forward to soul-refreshment and good food and a break from the busy of life to reset. Whether you’re able to take a few days for such a gift or not, I’ve linked some articles below that are focused on […]
To Infinity…
Do you remember how old you were when your imagination first started to wane? When it became harder to play with toys, to see magic in the ordinary, to enter the kingdom of Make Believe? For me — as, probably, for most — it started around the time I was twelve years old. I remember […]
Stories Are a Living Fire
Madeleine L’Engle, the author of Wrinkle in Time, once said stories “Can be a star, a living fire to lighten the darkness, leading out into the expanding universe.” They have been for me. Especially when my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. Charles Dalton was one of my heroes and one of my best friends. He […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 38
Remember the other week when I said the weather had turned, but I wasn’t too hopeful it would stay? Today’s high was 97 degrees Fahrenheit. But next week. Next week looks promising in the forecast. I’m hopeful again. I heard a sad line in a TV show this week about hope being a tease, and […]
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