Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
As we age we think about endings more, probably because we have experienced so many of them. Some of them just end naturally as the course of life on this world: childhood, teenaged years, know-it-all twenties, parenthood, middle aged, 50s, 60s, 70s—you know the drill. We mark this with birthdays that range from celebration to… Read More
I used to have an uncontrollable obsession to buy large boats. I needed to stop! Fortunately, the antibuyyachtics worked. I like to play this game I call “Nap Roulette.” I take a nap and don’t set an alarm. Will it be 20 minutes or 4 hours?Nobody know. It’s risky, and I like it. What do… Read More
In the U.S., we aren’t imprisoned about speaking about God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. In other places in the world, every day people put their lives on the line for Him. No matter where we live, we are to “Live a lover’s life, circumspect and exemplary, a life Jesus will… Read More
I wrote this in my 40s, and it is evident that I grew up during the birth of the women’s movement in the 1960s. I was also raising three daughters. I imagined a conversation they might have if they were in this story—with questions coming out of our cultural experiences, which were not the same… Read More
I saw a man using different cuts of meat to create portraits.It was a rare medium, but well done. I can’t take my dog to the park any more. The ducks keep biting him. Because he’s pure bread. If you hold the sole of your foot to your ear, you can hear the sound of… Read More
I don’t know the details. I can’t even full comprehend the concept. But this is what I know: “Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.” 3-6 How blessed is God! And what a blessing he is! He’s the Father of our Master, Jesus Christ, and takes us to the high places… Read More
Today’s blog includes the introduction to a new Bible Study that will be coming out this fall, called Digging Sideways. The name comes from the digging and research I needed to do to rewrite Ruth’s story (Less Than a Widow). I imagined working at an archaeological dig. Scientists choose a site, map it out in… Read More
