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24 Was a Quiet Year
Garden Lullaby, January 6, 2020 24 was a year for tending and settling. I loved it. I tended the responsibilities already around me, learned how to nurture my life, and celebrated my quiet, hidden season. I settled into my new hobbies and pastimes. I became a gardener like never before. I spent hours with our… Continue reading
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Even the Brightest Flower
what happens when you get thrown into nothing? spread out arms wide to no one? people move on, but not you. . . expanse of heartache, a cliff for a timeline, free fall of lost things, you by a thread. so, walk to the edge! but go down softly with hope, without breaking your bones.… Continue reading
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Life Spreads Out
Garden Lullaby, September 10, 2019 Golden hour between summer and fall is to die for. This shot captures almost all the small spaces of my Porch Garden. Here you see life spread out farther than one photo can contain. And I love that. All these small flower pots get fuller. . .all these fledgling beginnings… Continue reading
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When I Don’t Feel God’s Love
Garden Lullaby, July 15, 2019 Here comes Snapdragon Season. These remind me of God’s faithfulness. . .of His better, fuller life designed for me. I’m learning to step into it. No holding back. The best thing about prayer journaling, marking soul seasons with flowers, and emailing you every Monday is that I am forced to… Continue reading
Sierra V. Fedorko 