Tag: Katie Korth

• Making the World a Softer, Better Place

  

  This past weekend I kept checking Facebook on my smartphone, waiting for news and pictures. It was a big weekend for my family. My great niece Mollie was in Fort Worth, Texas, competing at the national championships for gymnastics. Meanwhile, her twin sister Katie was on the prom court of the Cambridge High School Junior…

  Marian

  May 10, 2016

  Goals, God’s Love, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  African proverb, Cambridge High School, Facebook, Fort Worth, Gracie Korth, guardian angel, gymnastics, It takes a village, It takes a village to raise a child, Joan Chittister, Junior Olympic National Team, junior prom, Katie Korth, Kevin Korth, kindness, making the world a softer better place, Mollie Korth, Monastic Way, national championship, No act of kindness, No act of kindness is ever wasted, Olympic coaches, prom court, Shawn Korth, stilts

• De-Adult Me, Please

  Remake me as an awe-fascinated primitive, de-adult me so as to wonder like a child … [from Edward Hays, A BOOK OF WONDERS, p. 336] The picture above is my great niece, Katie. I snapped the picture at our family Christmas celebration in 2001. Katie is in high school now. I hope she keeps her sense of awe and wonder forever.…

  Marian

  November 4, 2014

  Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  Book of Wonders, childlike delight, de-adult, de-adulting, devotional book, Edward Hays, first snowfall, God’s love, God-given gifts, joy, Katie Korth, life challenges, life changes, listening for God, Megabyte, reflections, snow, snowfall, spirituality, talking with God, wonder