Even with all my digital reminder options, I still have a tendency to jot a note on a piece of paper and set it in front of me until I do what I need to do with it. My current pieces of paper are orange and square. They’re from this fancy multi-colored spiraling note paper […]
The Warren & the World Vol 9, Issue 2
It’s been a rough week. You’re probably as weary as I am and you’re still fielding questions (from your kids, your family, your neighbors, that random friend from high school you still interact with on social media) that you can’t answer. It’s ok not to have answers. We’ve got snow in the forecast, and one […]
The Warren & the World Vol 9, Issue 1
Janus is the Greek god of transitions, beginnings, gateways. He has one face looking back and one looking forward. Whatever 2020 held for you, we’ve now stepped forward into 2021, full of its own potentials and unknowns. As you seek to foster holy imagination in the children you love during the coming year, we’re here […]
The Warren & the World Vol 8, Issue 47
I bought a timer for my Christmas tree lights this week and for the first time in six years (in this house) I came out to the living room this morning in the semi-dark with a tree already lit for me. Who knew that $10 could bring such joy? Around the Web An Explanation (And Defense) Of […]
The Warren & The World Vol 8, Issue 46
The darkness is growing deeper. Each day it lengthens by minutes. There is a reason that our European ancestors chose the darkest time of the year to celebrate the birth of Christ. He is the light. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can not overcome it. Around the Web How Can I […]
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