Seam Ripper
What happened on Wednesday was terrible. But it will be even more so if this is how the story ends. The good news? There’s always hope, always redemption. Always.
Author: Liz
Hi, just me writing about the deep groves (and feelings) in life, but also: laundry.
Two essays to wrap up 2020
2020 has been hard, but not a garabage year. After all, there’s still bagels. And the mail. And you.
Another day, another day in print
Just another day, an ordinary day. But the thrill of being in print? Still exciting, every single time.
Remembering you are the light…when you feel like death
A deovtional for when you forget to remember that you, even bad days you, are the light.
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A 2020 Advent Devotional…For the rest of us
If you’re wondering about where God is, or if He takes burnt offernings of bitterness, then this is the devotion for you.
Pudding Wars
I still remember intentionally flinging the chocolate pudding on my sister’s door, hot with anger and happy, maniacal thoughts of payback laced with justifiable action. Certainly you can relate?
Yippee! (and other inappropriate thoughts during a pandemic.)
When like is a pandemic, sometimes you have to lean in real hard into joy. Real hard. Like, let off a leash sort of freedom.
Quarantine confessions, part deux
What happens in a pandemic six months later? Well, here’s a weird list of what I’m up to. Enjoy.
Some 2020 Word Problems
If you thought the word problems of the 90s were tough (raising my hand here too) just wait for the word problems straight out of 2020.
