While at CTS, I took a class with a fellow student who was a nurse, quiet but incredibly insightful. One particular day, we talked about how a Christian can comfort a bereaving family or a person who’s just found out he’s dying. She may not have realized it, but on that day, in particular, she was a wealth of information for those of us whose … Continue reading in our suffering
I smelled a wet rabbit today. If you’re ever gotten a whiff of drippy bunny before, you know it’s not a smell you forget. But how, you’re probably wondering, does Adriane know what a wet rabbit smells like? Please. Let me tell you, but only if you promise not to laugh. Or just laugh a little. Ok, bust out. It really is ridiculous. I baptized … Continue reading about that . . .
I’ve come to a few conclusions in the last year. One in particular is worth noting: I’m convinced that my parents probably broke all manor of child labor laws when it came to me. It wasn’t the bean walking. It wasn’t the hours of endless mowing gigantic spans of lawn in the summer heat. It wasn’t making us hold a gate open while 300 pound … Continue reading child labor laws
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