Dear Friend,
Just a quick postcard today -- I've much to share with you and very little time to do so right now! Soon I'll post some pictures and thoughts about the spring silent retreat I took last weekend. I just finished reading Bird by Bird: Some Thoughts on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott and The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence.
Two of my blog friends have posted the Liebster Award posts I nominated them for last month. I know you will enjoy reading their answers to my eleven questions.
Sheena at Tabulyogang
Jeannie at Little House on the Circle
My children are excited about summer break starting in a few weeks. I'm working hard to overhaul the house so we'll have as much time as possible to play together this summer. My hands are flying! Brother Lawrence reminded me that this is my opportunity to commune with God in an intimate manner. As I busy myself with my humble domestic duties, God is near.
Hope you are well!
Love,
A
Thanks for the shout-out, Adriana -- and for the reminder that God is close to us no matter what we're doing.
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly welcome, Jeannie! Love your Liebster Award post! :-)
DeleteThanks for the shout-out, Adriana(I'm copying Jeannie's comment)
ReplyDeleteWas that the same retreat you had last year?
I love Brother Lawrence's book. An affectionate conversation with God will delight you in a thousand and thousand ways - as brother lawrence would say. haha
My pleasure, Sheena!
ReplyDeleteYes, I went to the same retreat last October. It is put on twice a year by a group of seven women who call themselves "The Spiritual Encouragers."
I'm not at all surprised that you love Brother Lawrence, Sheena. I had a feeling his thoughts would be right up your alley! ♥
I've read quotes form Brother Lawrence and used his quotes in my posts too, but I've never read his collected sayings. You've got me thinking I should pop by the library and see if there's a copy available.
ReplyDeleteYou're the person who introduced me to Brother Lawrence, Tim, so I hope you will read his book. It's short & sweet.
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