Kay Harms

What I’ve Been Up To…

I realize that a few folks may have dropped by here the last day or two and wondered where in the world I was. A very few folks. It’s true that I haven’t posted since Tuesday. And while I don’t have any great excuses, I thought I’d just use today to catch you up on what I’ve been doing over… Read More

Put Down Your Water Jar!

If you know anything of the Samaritan woman Jesus encountered at the well, you know she wasn’t someone you would normally consider a trailblazer. If anything she had spent most of her life on the wrong path. But by the end of the story in John 4, she’d made a detour that led to abundance and salvation. The Story in… Read More

Who Has Crossed Your Path?

I’ve only been on a couple of real hikes this summer. It’s just too hot for my taste. I either have to hit the trails really early or start at a really high elevation if I’m going to hike at this time of year. I hiked with some friends from my Sunday School class in June – Julie, Anita, and… Read More

Hold Me Accountable or…Come for a Visit!

Yesterday I used the word “transparent” in my post, so today I’ve decided to be extremely “transparent.” I said I like to keep it real around here, so I’m getting about as real as you can get today. Embarrassingly real. The truth is I’ve developed an extreme dislike for housecleaning lately. I’m usually a very tidy, if not immaculate, housekeeper…. Read More

Welcome to the Hop!

I love to host parties around here, so today we’re participating in a Blog Hop. It’s a great way to meet other bloggers and perhaps make a few new BBFFs (Blogger Best Friend Forevers!). So click at the bottom of  the cute photo above (after you read my post, of course) and go meet some other hopping bloggers before you… Read More

Of Bombs and One-Day-Old Bread

Abby started her junior year of high school today with a bomb threat. In light of the fact that schools have been receiving similar threats from immature, crazed or ill-supervised children (and adults, undoubtedly) for decades now, you might think we’d just brush off this tiresome prank and go about our business. But when it’s your child that you’re potentially… Read More