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Shack Blog- Day 5-6 Sunday and Monday Each day the weather grew a little warmer in the evenings, making the nights more manageable. Plus, sliding my wood shutters into my window holes and stuffing plastic Walmart-type bags into the gaps where my walls and roof meet maintained my body heat. It was only uncomfortable if … Read more
As Saturday and Day 4 closed, we have a long way to go to get to $200,000. Many ask me about the need which I am hesitant to tell you because it may seem overwhelming. But here goes, in addition to Ms. Walker, we have 13 homes in progress, 10 more ready to start, and … Read more
I awoke to the patter of rain on the shack roof. Most of the time, rain is comforting and soothing. Yet, for so many, extreme feelings of anxiety emerge as they wonder what kind of damage this next rain brings. Last night was not as cold, the low of 56 was quite comfortable. This was … Read more
I awoke cold and balled up regretting not putting socks on my feet. The open windows and gaps in my roof let the cool air pervade the shack. I wondered how many others are trying to figure out what they will do about heat as winter approaches and how to seal their windows and doors. … Read more
On this Ash Wednesday and the start of the Lenten Season, I pray this day is meaningful to you, and I offer you some of my thoughts and reflections on what it means for me. Mortality: Ashes to ashes and dust to dust, reveal our own humanness and physical mortality. A magnificent image of God, the … Read more