Sandrine
March 16, 2018[…] forests of the interior West and the lush fir forests of the Pacific Northwest. I went home for a few days before leaving—home being a farm in Curlew Valley about fifty miles west of […]
[…] forests of the interior West and the lush fir forests of the Pacific Northwest. I went home for a few days before leaving—home being a farm in Curlew Valley about fifty miles west of […]
[…] and brambles in the fortresses thereof: and it shall be an habitation of dragons, and a court for owls.” Isaiah 34:13 “I will make a wailing like the dragons, and mourning as the owls.” […]
[…] and fell into the dirt. Her chest heaved and she wanted to bawl. What she wouldn’t give for a couple of healthy purple irises. A few green shoots of Sweet William had pushed through […]
[…] and paces at the foot of the bed. “I’ll call 911,” Carma says. Barb’s eyes open wide. For an instant she looks at them in terror, then shuts her eyes and smiles. “Danny,” she […]
[…] addition, the ethic of hospitality was often linked to religion and divine commands. In ancient Greek literature, for example, Zeus himself oversees the treatment of strangers, and the theme of xenia or “guest friendship” […]
[…] I can see. Of the three of us children, I guess I should be the most upset. For one thing, I learned about everything in Wymond’s letter that arrived a week before I was […]
[…] to wipe melted ice cream from his hands and lips, Timothy decides to visit Grandin’s printing press for the first time since he’d helped E. B. Grandin—then only a brash kid!—set up shop in […]
[…] He’d have to check his collection of Time magazines to be sure. Charisma was a dangerous thing for a man. If not kept under control, it led to priestcraft and unrighteous dominion, and, Welden […]
[…] or his own work, that it has not been previously published, that it is not being considered for publication elsewhere, and that it will not be submitted to other publishers until after the contest. […]
[…] the 20th century, especially in attitudes towards male/female relationships and sexuality. These changes did pose unique challenges for the LDS, however. Unlike the forces that motivated others to resist these changes, LDS doctrine (ironically, […]