Last episode of lost and found photos

                                   Chicago, IL--January 1,2006

Lost and found...

This photo was taken in Newark, DE in May 2006.  10 points if you can guess where this stone is located on campus!

Cleaning is the name of the game

Today has been a cleaning day.  I have gotten a lot of junk out of my room.  This is going to probably take a couple of days of non-stop effort to bring me back to square 1.  I am taking a break for tea, and then back I go!

Lost and found...

The lost and found photo of the day is dedicated to Andie.  Despite the oddity that this photo presents, Andie, although indeed weird, is one of those people who touches lives wherever she goes.  I got the opportunity to see her interacting with her students during her mission year--if those children never know God in their daily lives, they certainly got more than a glimpse of Him working through this remarkable woman during the last year.

Terracotta Warriors--These Really Were Lost and Found

Terracotta Warriors--Xi'an, China--January 2007

Some people help you grow closer to God...

               February 2006-- Cape May Point, New Jersey                   

In a life time, a person is blessed when they find a handful of people who help lead them on their spiritual journey.  I have been blessed beyond measure when it comes to finding these people.  The photo above is of all the leaders from the DOCS 2006 retreat.  These are people who have served in leading me closer to Jesus in so many ways.  I have seen God work through these individuals on countless occasions, and I thank God that I have had the distinct pleasure of calling them friends.

Wordless Wednesday...

05/2007

Lost and found

Foxboro, MA--October 2004

Secondary Blog

I have started a secondary blog to talk about my creative endeavors.  Currently, it only has the obligatory introductory post, but soon it will hold photos and blurbs about what I am knitting, collaging, sewing, etc.   Check out Sine Wave Creations.

One of my favorite things....

                                   Boston,MA (taken in Quincy, MA)--August 9, 2004

Even the weariest river winds somewhere safe to sea...

Galway, July 2007

Lost and found continues...

I thought I'd continue my lost and found photo theme with this picture of 2 people who have had a profound impact on my life.  Msgr. Szupper was the Catholic priest for the University of Delaware for 42 years.  He is currently UD's Chaplain Emeritus.  His kind heart and endless hospitality helped make my return to the Catholic church a much smoother path.  Kim is the Catholic Campus Minister at the Oratory (Catholic Chapel at UD).  With her help I was able to take a leadership role at the Oratory when I was a student.  She is an amazing woman and I am pretty convinced that she works more than she sleeps.  Her dedication to students has never ceased to amaze me.  Kim and Monsignor have provided me and many others with an excellent example of what it means to live a life of faith.