by Robin | Dec 17, 2013 | Family, Memoir, Mom stuff
He’s been singing for over an hour. In his room, studying for exams, with the door closed…singing. No matter where I go in our home, I can’t escape his song. This son of mine, prescribed as tone deaf by his preschool teacher (only to me, not...
by Robin | Oct 21, 2013 | Favorite things, Memoir, Mom stuff, Mothers and daughters, Personal, The Wonder of a Woman, Women
Venus and Amor by Berlin sculpture, Reinhold Begas on display at Munich’s Neue Pinakothek. Image by Robin Dance. When my children were all still young, they were demanding little creatures. At times, their relentless needs plucked raw my patience...
by Robin | Oct 9, 2013 | friendship, Memoir, Personal, The Wonder of a Woman, Women
Women amaze me. We wield mysterious superpowers often overlooked, dismissed or undervalued amidst a culture where proud is loud and success is too often measured only in dollars– We nurse an infant while potty training a toddler while supper is on the stove and...
by Robin | Oct 4, 2013 | Family, Favorite things, Marriage, Memoir, Personal, The Wonder of a Woman, Travel, Washington, D.C.
“The mysterious magnet is either there, buried somewhere deep behind the sternum, or it is not.” Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love Vacationing and sightseeing are not the same thing. A good vacation has medicinal value balming soul and spirit with rest and...
by Robin | Sep 12, 2013 | Memoir, Personal
If you haven’t yet, please read Part One and Part Two. Don’t miss another thing! Subscribe by email (please and thank you!). iii. I arrived in Chattanooga with my arms open wide. Eager for adventure. Expectant. It’s an odd thing how the Lord works in...
by Robin | Sep 10, 2013 | Encouragement, Faith, Family, Friends, friendship, Memoir, Mom stuff, Personal
{Continued from Part One ~ subsequent chapters will only make sense if you as a whole – Consider an email subscription?} ii. It was May 2003, not yet summer but the perfect weather for a cook-out. We had planted but now it was time to uproot. We had built and...