Monthly Archives: December 2011

At the end of the calendar year, people tend to reflect over the previous 12-months, giving closure to the things that have passed and setting their rudder toward a better, brighter future. And, as I pause to do the obligatory year-end review, I find my heart is stuck on the word “reflection.” Much less concerned with the events ofContinue reading “Reflections”

By trade, I’m the graphic designer for my church. I recently received some old photos of our pastors and I was asked to prepare them for viewing on the big screen in our auditorium. As a designer, I am not only bound by the responsibilities of my position at the church, but I am personally compelledContinue reading “Airbrushing with God”

Several years ago, I took martial arts lessons from my husband. He was a really good instructor. He taught me, and his other students, such great lessons and the techniques we would need to know in order to back those lessons up. Looking back, he taught us much more than we could have realized atContinue reading “Battle Plans”