...writing to live. Living to write.
I can't get it out of my mind that little face - your face, with the big blue eyes - your chubby little hand, waving good-bye as I drive away and next to you your big sister - my little Boo - kneeling beside you as you both peer through the glass your two heads leaning against each other it … [Continue reading]
Seriously. Can Max Lucado ever write a bad book? No. Never. And though it's two years in the running (because I'm late in the reviewing), he's proven it yet again with his delightful all-star, irresistible children's critter (okay, worm), Hermie. Hermie takes children through a thoughtful, … [Continue reading]
It was a Monday afternoon. My son was picking up his two children. There's Boo. You've heard me expound on Boo, my granddaughter. She's the one … [Continue reading]
If I said the name Horatio Spafford, some would probably think I made up the name and was using it for some crazy man in a crazy story. The name is … [Continue reading]
Thanks for stopping by! -sherri … [Continue reading]
It was time for milk. John, my almost one year-old grandson, was fidgeting and giving him a little milk before nap helped him to calm down. And so, … [Continue reading]
Photo by Sherri Woodbridge, 2013 Clara loves to pretend. Yesterday we were pretending "God and Elijah". "Grammy, I'm God and you're Elijah." "Uh … [Continue reading]
I took this photo toward the end of the day at my in-laws home a few months ago. The Black Phoebe (bird pictured) had spent the afternoon building a … [Continue reading]
Until the age of almost three, my son had constant ear infections. After the third or fourth time, it became easier to identify that another was … [Continue reading]
[Photo credits: Jeff Swinger of Cincinnati Enquirer] Gregg Doyel, national sports writer for CBSSports.com, tells us why Todd Frazier is his … [Continue reading]
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