Last week as I visited France with my husband on an anniversary trip, I couldn’t help but think of my friends, the March sisters. When we arrived on the southern coast, I thought of Amy rebuking Laurie in Nice and her determination to see that she got her castle in the air by marrying the […]
The Warren & the World Vol 7, Issue 29
It’s August. AUGUST. When did that happen? Where did summer go? What’s going on with this time thing moving forward all the time? SO strange. If anyone can solve this mystery for me, I’m all ears. I just can’t figure out what’s happened to seven months of 2019. Around the Web A Necessary Ally My […]
Narnian Equality
Family tradition says my dad’s youngest sister once believed she could fly. To prove it, she climbed the stairs and leapt from the top. Predictably, she flew only a little way (mostly down), and rolled the rest of the way. Hilariously (according to her siblings), she did not stop at the bottom of the stairs, […]
Our Holy God is Wholly Other
A line from one of C.S. Lewis’s essays has poked its head up with the daffodils; it comes from “On Stories,” and it’s one of those beautiful things that a person can’t help but share. He writes, “No man would find an abiding strangeness on the Moon unless he were the sort of man who […]
The Warren & the World, Vol 7, Issue 28
Guys. We went to the moon. I was watching coverage of the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing and marveling once again that such a thing ever happened. I love it. I hope we never stop dreaming. There’s a couple of moon-related items in here for you today. Because I can. Around the Web […]
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