The Lord is Risen. He is Risen Indeed.
About Me
- Ruth Hull Chatlien
- I'm a flower-sketching, portrait-paintin, garden-growing, sweater-knitting freelance writer, who lives in northeastern Illinois with my husband and a eight-year-old black schnoodle. All writing, art, and photography—copyright Ruth Hull Chatlien, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013.
My First Published Book!
Paperback Version--much cheaper:
Modern American Indian Leaders (Overcoming Adversity: Sharing the American Dream)
WHAT I'VE BEEN READING 2009
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11 comments:
Happy Easter, Ruth!
He IS risen - be kind to yourself today.
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter.
I just wanted to tell you that I was checking out the Artist's Way website yesterday and watched Julia on U TUBE. Seems she was in my home state in January. I would have loved to see her in person.
I am going to pick up the book at the library but I did manage to start off and write 3 free flowing pages this morning. Nice way to start the day. I will see if I can stick to it.
Hey Ruth,
Thank you for the thoughtful, caring words this weekend- what a joy, and much inspiration.
I was told by my father the other day, that the flower, the daffodil, is the symbol of bravery.It is neat, he is in a stage of elderly struggle, but that is very special for him to think about, as he is also facing the need to be brave and trust God.
Thanks for that in your living bravely too ! In his love,
susan
Yes, He is Risen! I hope that you had a wonderful day!
God bless you!
Sharon
Alleluia!
(Hoarse from shouting yesterday and the night before) "Alleluia!"
Just to be different....."Hallelujah"!!
The bright daffodils are a treat for the eyes!
I hope you had an awesome Easter.
I love daffodils, they are the epitome of Spring.
Jeannelle posted daffodil pictures too! I'll post the same comment here as I posted to her:
The daffodils are long gone around here. Our azaleas were beautiful until the frost got them last week.
I love spring. And summer. And fall. Winter, not so much.
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