Mr. Green Eyes To continue my look back at my trip to Greece here is a little prose I wrote about that fleeting encounter with the green-eyed stranger. Santorini 5-23-23 My eyes are downcast, searching for appropriate footfalls. One wrong step and a twisted ankle, a tumble down or even up the stairs, and I’d […]
This May marks one year since I embarked on a bucket list adventure to Greece. I didn’t share it on my blog last year, so I thought this May I could share my writings and pictures from that trip. Just a little reminder, that I actually went. 🙂 This is a little descriptive piece I
They say everything is bigger in Texas. And when you think about Texas all of the stereotypical things probably pop into your mind. Cowboys, longhorn cows, beauty queens, BBQ, all of that is quite typical of Texas. But Texas also has another side. A Latino side. And just like BBQ is a typical Texas staple,
It’s been another stretch of travel this month, and Texas is my destination. There is so much to see. So much to do. So much to eat! I’ve got tons of stories to share, but for now, here is a glance of some things I’ve seen so far. While winter is up and running in
This was one of the most intense Sundays of my entire church visits. I wasn’t feeling it this week. That’s awful to admit, but I don’t think I’m alone when I say sometimes you just don’t feel like showing up for church. This was one of those weeks. I just felt tired from driving every
Try, if you will, to imagine 8th-grade me. If you don’t know me, I grew up in the late 90’s early 00’s. The internet was just becoming a thing, we had MySpace and watched music videos on TV-not online. Texting wasn’t as popular until my late high school years so in my middle school years
What Are You Giving? Last weekend’s adventure took me to the small town of Pinedale, Wyoming. I say small, because the actual population is only around two thousand, but the number is greatly increased in the summertime when tourists flood the area to visit the Wind River Mountain Range and Fremont Lake. The mountains that
The Bighorn Mountains tower over the town of Sheridan, Wyoming, like a guardian, standing firm, unwavering, forever watchful. And so beautiful, so beautiful it makes you want to cry. It pulls from within you emotions you didn’t know you had. The grandeur that is the Big Horn mountains makes you feel secure, knowing that whatever
Come with me as I visit an Assembly of God church in Wyoming Who knew an old store front building on Main street of a small idyllic town in cowboy country would work as the perfect location for a church. God knew. But of course He does. His thoughts and His ways are higher than
