Cowboy Church

Really enjoying church at Bar None....even though I'm not a cowgirl.  It really does have something for everyone.  Thanks to Jason Taylor for making it real every week.  Thanks to my wonderfully talented brother, Tony King, for all you do to keep it all running smoothly.  All the hard work, planning & dedication is obvious.  For more info:  http://www.barnonecowboychurch.org/

Be Strong & Courageous

Incredible necklace from http://www.islandboydesigns.com/ in St. Croix.  This is the symbol for strength.  When I was feeling not so strong last week I sent a message to a friend.  At that very moment she was looking at this necklace and something about it made her think of me.  After receiving my message she knew why.  She brought it back to me.  I'm feeling very strong today....mostly from her friendship. 

The New Year

Looking forward to the new year with hope, anticipation & excitement for what is to come!

Thin Places

Philip Yancey writes that "Celtic spirituality speaks of 'thin places' where the natural & supernatural worlds come together at their narrowest."  The sight of the sun rising over the rim of a sleeping world, the words of an old hymn, the birth of my child--these thin places can be as momentous as life & death or as tiny as a hummingbird.  For some people the veil seems to be thinner than others...

Favorite Tea

Wishing I had some of the wonderful peach tea from Tin Star.  My parents are shopping at NorthPark in Dallas today.  I told them to have some for me! 

Most Amazing Song

James Blake: There's a Limit to Your Love

I love this song so much and can hardly wait for it to be available.  As one comment said, "This song is only done justice on a system with a woofer the size of a small child." 

Path of Thoughts

"As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, we walk again and again. To make a deep mental path, we must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives."

-Henry David Thoreau,  Transcendental man