Making it Home: A Guest Post by Emily Wierenga
I'm honored to share a post with you today written by my friend, Emily Wierenga. This is a story about her journey home, and it's packed with beauty as her writing often is. Emily is a poet, and a writer whom I deeply admire. I'm always awed by those who can string together sentences laced...
It Takes a Village, or So They Say
My freshman year at Baylor University, I got locked inside The Sub, the student designated common area that housed a small cafe, a few couches and computers, and the mail room. It was the Sunday before finals week, and I crept out of the dorm just as the sun peeked up over the horizon, because...
The Matter of When
It's really dark right now. I'm wrapped in a blanket, because we like to keep the air set at Arctic Tundra during the nighttime hours, and I desperately long for a cup of coffee, but the coffee pot is loud, so I'm forcing myself to wait until a more reasonable time so that I don't wake sleeping...
DC Talk, A Prayer, and a Reminder
He turned the dial and the music cranked, pulsating my (smokin' hot) minivan as we puttered down the road. Grabbing my camera, he held it out in front of us and snapped a photo, documenting the moment...and Landon's apparent chagrin. When we gave Sloan his iPod for Christmas, we loaded it full...
