growth – Lauri Hawley

Bury

Snow is falling again and burying my flower garden, but I know that spring is coming. It will soon be time for planting and watering, waiting for sprouts to break through the soil. Most of them would be eaten by birds if not covered with a layer of dirt. If the seeds aren’t buried, how can I expect new flowers to grow?

Flowers of Fall

When I started my wildflower garden, I didn’t have a clue what I was doing.

Water Rules

While walking along a pebbly beach at low tide, my eye was captured by the paths left by little rivulets of water running back into the ocean.

The Indomitable Trumpet Vine

Our trumpet vine surprised us this fall with something we’ve never seen it do before.

Who do You Look Like?

It’s National Look-Alike Day, and time for a little fun!

Great Expectation #2

My forsythia follows a pattern each year, and I know what to expect from it. Soon the branches will be bare as the leaves float to the earth below.

Just as I know what to expect from my forsythia bushes, there are things we should expect to see in the lives of those who follow Christ. That’s what this discussion is about!