Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I reflect only an iota of light because I am tiny. Oh, how much light could be spread if I was just one of many miniscule lights shining together. Wait. I am… …one of many who contain the Holy Spirit fire. God planned it that way. Let’s light up the world. originally published on January… Read More
After a talking sheepdog gets all the sheep in the pen, he reports back to the farmer: “All 40 accounted for.” “But I only have 36 sheep,” says the farmer. “I know,” says the sheepdog. “But I rounded them up.” Q: Why did the chicken go to the séance? A: To get to the… Read More
You can take a metaphor just so far before it falls apart. If I am like the moon which reflects the light of the sun, my light source is outside, not attached to me at all. But my source of light— and life, warmth, love, all that I am— is not only outside of me… Read More
Q: What happens to a frog’s car when it breaks down? A: It gets toad away. Q: Why can’t you trust an atom? A: Because they make up everything. Q: Why are atoms Catholic? A: Because they have mass.
I reflect His light as the moon does the sun— waxing and waning as the days pass. But the differences in the light I mirror is not a result of my source’s light which never wanes or waxes, but blazes with such bright rays that I cannot, in my frailty, look at it head-on but… Read More
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The moon shines in the darkness. This statement could be considered inaccurate because the moon has no capacity to produce and emit rays of light, therefore it cannot “shine.” The moon shines in the darkness. This statement could be considered accurate if the intended definition of “shine” is “…
“Doctor, Doctor! I feel like a pair of curtains!” “Well, pull yourself together.” “Doctor, Doctor! My little boy has just swallowed a roll of film!” “Hmmmm… Let’s hope nothing develops.” “Doctor, Doctor! I feel like a deck of cards!” “I’ll deal with you in a minute.” “Doctor, Doctor! My son has swallowed my pen, what… Read More
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