It’s been ten years since I attended classes at the Ecumenical Institute, and there have been a lot of changes. Everything I’ve heard about Canvas from every academic I know prompted some trepidation when I sat down to try it … Continue reading →
Today was the kind of day that lets you open all the windows and enjoy the breezy feel of being outdoors without actually going outdoors. It reminded me of how much I loved going camping as a Girl Scout, living outdoors … Continue reading →
One of the items that #Blaugust offers to its participants is a set of writing prompts, along with themes for each week of August. I don’t think I’ll be using them much, because one of the things that has inhibited … Continue reading →
About an hour after I published my first post in months, on July 30, I came across a blog post about… Blaugust. Blaugust??? What the heck is Blaugust? It sounds like a childhood disease, as my mother used to say … Continue reading →
Gaudete Theology