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Tag Archives: savoring
Ten Ways to Savor the Gift of Time
A woman immigrated to the United States and began the arduous task of learning English. Part of learning a language conversationally, of course, involves reflecting back what one hears others say. So when people would greet the woman and ask … Continue reading
“Hakuna Matata” Your Way Through Advent
A quote from Renita Weems’s book Listening for God. It’s been kicking around my head this month, as I weigh getting things done with savoring the season: I will never be the writer I would have been had I not … Continue reading
Sabbath in the Suburbs... and Beyond 