Posts Tagged With: Colossians

Today’s find: Great Light

Ever notice how a bright light, a spotlight, almost never fails to spark something in the soul?

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Today’s find: Overmatched

Politely put, it was pretty much a beat-down.

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Today’s find: Collapse

I had one job to do: gently score the tops of the sourdough loaves prior to baking.

Sigh.

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Today’s find: Argon

Turns out, I’ve been breathing ancient air all week. And here I thought it was just the oppressive humidity. 

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Today’s find: No. 3

So, if somebody said, “Bring me a No. 3 pencil, please…” would you be able to comply?

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Today’s find: Deadwood

We took a short hike at Castlewood the other day, and by the end I found myself wandering – in a bit of wonder – around Colossae.

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Today’s find: Bulwark

Now here’s something I hadn’t heard in a LONG time: We sang ‘A Mighty Fortress’ as our recessional song at Mass today. I’ve long appreciated the lyrical imagery of the hymn, made all the more effective by its majestic melody.

Having just returned from one of the world’s most castellated regions, though, I couldn’t help but be struck by the irony of Martin Luther’s words.

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Today’s find: Fitting

I’ve noticed a definite uptick in the quantity of ‘white lace and promises’ around our house in recent weeks.

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Today’s find: Do-bees

Due to technical difficulties, I had a tough time hearing the first reading at Mass today.

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Today’s find: Rusty Wicket

Most folks who call St. Louis “home” can’t imagine our city without its trademark monument – the Gateway Arch. But we know now that the gleaming structure is not impervious to the elements.

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