the summer “Flat Jesus” initiative.
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a lightning tour of a resurrection city #Dresden
Then I said to them, “You see the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace.” I also told… Read More ›
Surviving the storm only to find a greater threat waiting on the beach!
Yes, this is still “Travel Week” here at Reading Between the Lines. But my travel-post will come later in the day. This morning I want to offer something more devotional, because the idea of living a life of fully-engaged faith… Read More ›
A tale of two cities (Dresden & Prague)
Today I want to share a little context. Both Dresden and Prague are located on beautiful rivers, the Elbe and the Vltava.
“Travelling Light” – Forty Epic Years of Marriage!
Today is our 40th anniversary. I am so blessed and thankful
This changes Everything (the baby, that is…)
This post’s “Featured image” is of Andrew in one of the apartment windows with “Mr. T”, enjoying some afternoon sun. We may have been anxious for Mr. T to come into this world, but his brief delay played well into… Read More ›
Welcome to Earth, “Mr. T” #newbaby
GRANDCHILD NUMBER 3!!! Friday was an amazing day. So rich, so much, so many threads I could pick up. But – with the backdrop of Leipzig to this story – there is only one thing I really need to talk… Read More ›
This is why we travel
new ways of seeing and experiencing this amazing world
public transportation in Germany and a day in Meissen
One of the many exceptional features of Dresden is the runs-all-the-time public transportation system. Trams, buses, trains. Then there are thousands riding bikes. Cars, yes, but Andrew and Alicia are on a self-drive ride-share plan and grab a vehicle for… Read More ›
Thank you, Dresden, for loving our children
I believe it is universal that parents are viscerally connected to their children’s wellbeing. We need to not only know but experience their life, where they live, and who their friends are. Coming to Dresden and getting a taste of… Read More ›
