During this time of self-isolation, quarantine and lockdown we need to find creative ways of spending meaningful time in our own homes. How about joining us on a 21-day journey of storytelling your ev

A friend gave me one of her little paintings, 'to be used as a bookmark'.

My neighbour delivered scones by remote control. Pondering over the prayer list for people in great need.

Cleaning the veranda: swept, dusted, tended the plants. Now a very attractive place to sit with my book!

Never had the scenery in my own garden have such significant meaning at 6am

This leaf had been sitting on my wall for 3 years. Today it reminds me of how delicate these days are.

Baking banana bread. One of the first things I learnt to bake. I still use the same recipe

"Then they {the women} went back to prepare burial spices and perfumes. They rested quietly on the Sabbath, as commanded" - The Message

To the Light and to Hope (also of refilling the cookie tin 😀 )

There are a number of tiny spiders who curl up and disappear during the day. Only when you blow on them do they reveal themselves! Remarkable to watch nature at work ...

I aimed to post a picture every day of the lockdown. It's been a good discipline. But 2 days ago a close relative of mine died in an accident at the age of 47. Shock! Being a woodwork artist, this pic

Webinar on Living wisely and loving well in the current crisis, from the US. Deeply touched by the prayer blessing of Chris Hall: 'Be not afraid. God has not been caught off guard by this crisis. May

This tomato planted itself here in the back corner of my garden. It's growing into a tree ! 😉

Going grey is not a choice – it’s a physiological fact of life for most. The choice available to me, is to either let this process take place naturally or use hair products to change the colour to one

Wash Day!

So grateful for these crosses collected since childhood.

And then there is always chocolate...responsibly sourced!