What is Home?
I was gone 13 hours yesterday. I got home from working on campus today hoping maybe someone would...
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Tag: travel
The Anchor, (the Wind), (the Waves), (the Sand)
As I prepare to leave behind (almost) everything I know, I prepare to see more clearly what is...
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September ends. Wake up!
Welcome to the end of September. So far, we’ve survived a thousand year flood and a...
Read More3 things I learned from moving
I spent this whole weekend doing nothing but moving. Friday night, my dad and I loaded up some cars of my brother’s stuff to bring on Saturday when we helped him and his wife move into their exquisite, colorful newlywed...
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Omaha Cityscapes
Took some pictures of Omaha while I was at a Christian conference called Faithwalkers. I thought...
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15 things I learned at Faithwalkers
So this week I went to Iowa and Nebraska and Fort Collins. And at this particular moment I am at...
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My journey this month: Making the choice that really matters.
For a few months now, I’ve been looking at and praying about different internship opportunities. ...
Read MoreWelcome to Wasteland, Enjoy your Stay
There is a time for everything under the sun, A time to be strong and a time to be weak. The patterns I pack (in my case) will travel with us Passersby ’till theft do us depart. Will I elect to run a head of God, or Will I...
Read MoreFinding life and peace before the storm
For the past two weeks, I’ve been on two different family vacations, and I’m finally back at my good old roll-top desk, with a candle, Paramore, an oversized plaid shirt, and chamomile tea. I’ve become quite a tea fanatic since...
Read MoreA Landscape Transformed
Exactly three years ago, I was waking up to a chilly sunset in the Grand Canyon on a week-long backpacking trip with my high school youth group, hosted by Solid Rock Outdoor Ministries. I wrote the following article for a...
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Hey, it’s Meg.
My favorite hobby is making people look at the world through different shoes. I blog about community, relationality, and Christianity.