by Diane W. Bailey | Feb 12, 2015 | Diane's Posts
Today we celebrate 15 years, my man and I. Fifteen years of love and arguments, children and teens, graduations and job, births and funerals. As a stained glass window tells a story through broken shards of glass, our story is told through broken hearts becoming a...
by Diane W. Bailey | Feb 4, 2015 | Consilium Community, Diane's Posts
To this day, neither of us can remember how it began. Did I comment on her blog first or did she comment on mine? Either way, we consider it a divine-online connection. Susan Stilwell lives in Virginia and I, in Alabama. Susan would laugh at me later, because I would...
by Diane W. Bailey | Jan 19, 2015 | Diane's Posts
Maybe it was teen rebellion, or maybe it was the undeniable call of the first warm day after winter; whatever the reason, my daughter skipped school that day headed for the lake. The combination of a beautiful day and cabin fever made the seduction of truancy...
by Diane W. Bailey | Jan 14, 2015 | Diane's Posts
The sun reclines back on the horizon after a full day, casting long shadows across the path I walk alone. Cold beads of fear line my brow as I strain to follow the fading path back to my group. Why had I ventured alone so late in the afternoon? The desert air was...
by Diane W. Bailey | Jan 8, 2015 | Diane's Posts
I resolve not to resolute. Period. End. No more resolutions for me! In contrast, I am asking God for One-Word to carry me through the year. Keeping it simple – just one word. This is my third year asking God to gift me with his word for the year. The first year...