Bindweed

Often I put my trust in the deceitful words:“This is the lawn of the Glenn!The lawn of the Glenn! The lawn of the Glenn! I can do with it whatever I want!” However, the reality is that although I didn’t sow bindweed in the lawn, the process of eliminating it may do more harm thanContinue reading “Bindweed”

Holding On

My heart loves these feathers and so I’m holding on to them! Our peacock, Indy, is in his summer molt, but in about seven months – in time for the peafowl mating season to come back around – he will regrow his plumes longer and fuller. My problem now is finding him a peahen forContinue reading “Holding On”

Rain

I’m grateful for the near half-inch of rain being held by our cisterns this morning! I’m also grateful that the Amarillo Diocese is abortion free! Bishop Zurek has been devoted to promoting “a pro-life, pro-marriage and pro-family message in our area, which has been so blessed (with the exception of water) by our Savior, JesusContinue reading “Rain”

Memorial of Saint John of the Cross, Priest and Doctor of the Church

For then I will change and purify     the lips of the peoples, from Reading I The Lord hears the cry of the poor. response to Responsorial Psalm Come, O Lord, do not delay; forgive the sins of your people. Alleluia ‘Son, go out and work in the vineyard today.’  The son said in reply,Continue reading “Memorial of Saint John of the Cross, Priest and Doctor of the Church”

Moving Forward While Looking Back

On day five of a week’s worth of posts dedicated to focusing on the good things Bishop Zurek has done, let’s look at something that can remind us of the past and yet, keep us from going backwards… Good #5-the Diocesan Museum