My favorite hashtag this time of year is #autumnisadrugforme. My brain tells me I stole it from N.D. Wilson’s Notes from the Tilt-a-Whirl, but I can’t for the life of me find it again. But anyway, the hashtag expresses just right the delirious delight that this time of year brings to me. Around the Web A […]
Washington Irving’s Not-So-Scary Stories
As a boy, Washington Irving describes how he rambled about the countryside and “made myself familiar with all its places famous in history or fable. I knew every spot where a murder or robbery has been committed or a ghost seen. I visited the neighboring villages, and added greatly to my stock of knowledge.”[1] His […]
Doing Nothing
Editor’s Note: Here’s an autumnal reminder from the archives… Recently, we’ve been reunited with our old friend Pooh. We had these CDs from the time my oldest boys were little, but they were so loved that they were scratched out of use a few years back. Now we have the audio again (this time from […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 40
My Facebook memories have begun showing me photos of the tree I call the “Quaker Maple.” My apartment up in the Philly area was directly across the street from a Friends Meetinghouse with a huge, probably 150-year-old, maple in the yard. Every morning in the fall I got to walk out my door to the […]
Review: For Such a Time as This, by Angie Smith
After reading a picture book that praised Eve for standing her ground against God, I almost abandoned my quest. But the stories of so many women are sown quietly throughout Scripture—I loved the idea of compiling those stories. I loved the idea of reminding our daughters, in a time when Paul is derided as a […]
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