Charles Darwin made them the focus of his study for 10 years; I was able to focus on them this week during after dinner explorations along the Bay of Fundy. The lowly barnacle, inspiration for Captain Haddock's best alliterative insults ("billions of blue, bilious, blistering barnacles") and bane of most boaters existence. But they're beautiful, forming… Continue reading Friday photos
Entering into a new place and finding my way into a new community is providing an instant refresher course on the in’s-and-out’s of forming and living in community. You’d think I’d have learned this by now and so it feels a little like remedial breathing lessons. Call it “Belonging 101.” Probably better titled “How I… Continue reading The Perfect Space
For most of this week I've been burrowed away in a classroom, poring over the book of Romans with Dr. James Dunn (part of my doctoral studies). But the family is along for the ride and we're all staying at a friend's cottage along the Bay of Fundy, allowing for some lovely clambering over rocks… Continue reading Friday photos
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