To Pause at a Threshold (Or: What in the world happened to the time?)

June 6, 2016April 24, 2018 ~ Jessica Sanborn ~ 2 Comments

"Whether or not it seems sacred at first, a threshold can become a holy place of new beginnings as we tend it, wait within it, and discern the path beyond." -Jan L. Richardson I find myself at a threshold this morning--stepping from what was and into what is to come. Life is made up of … Continue reading To Pause at a Threshold (Or: What in the world happened to the time?)

Mirrors

October 20, 2014April 28, 2018 ~ Jessica Sanborn ~ Leave a comment

The other day, my kindergartner remarked with a smirk: "Mom, there's a boy in my class who calls our friend 'Johna-sin.' That's funny, isn't it?" "Well, how do you say it?" I wondered. "Johna-fin," was his confident reply. I think there is something deep and deeply human going on here. Specks and logs[i] come to … Continue reading Mirrors