Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
What is love? This is a question that has been pondered, poemed, painted, pinpointed, pontificated, and perused since Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden. And don’t forget all the songs—written, played, and sung in every genre and generation. What is love? There’s no clear answer or rather there are millions of answers. So… Read More
I understand how cars work. Airplanes are way over my head. Q: What is round and very bad-tempered?A: A vicious circle. Q: What is a tree’s favorite drink? A: Root Beer
When I was young, I was poor.Now I am no longer young. Q: How do you make an egg roll?A: You push it. Not a good day.I lost my balance on an escalator and fell downstairs for 2 hours. Jedis love analogies.Metaphors be with you.
Join me in the book of Ephesians on Wednesdays. I’ll be reading through this epistle and doodling what I’m hearing. I will use some doodles from previous reads as well as some new ones that I draw this time through. I am in a new place and stage of life as I’m reading through it… Read More
In the parable of the sower, Jesus uses types of soil to represent different character types and the development of their relationship with him. Do you see yourself in this story? Are you the same kind of soil that you were years ago? “Listen! A farmer went out to plant some seed. As he scattered it… Read More
I’m Buzz Aldrin, second man to step on the moon. Neil before me. Q: What do you call newborns over 9 pounds?A. Chubby Infantry I hate daylight savings time so much…I actually lost sleep over it. These pretty faces will be peeking at you soon.
A nun’s habit is more than just clothing to her. It symbolizes her death to self; her old life is gone. Everything that was before the moment of the clothing ceremony (in which she received her habit for the first time) has vanished. She has a new name, a new set of clothes, and a… Read More
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