by Dawn Camp | May 31, 2014 | photography, wallpaper
Our family spent last weekend in Oxford, Mississippi, where we visited Rowan Oak, the home of American writer William Faulkner. This flowering bush grows on the grounds and although I’m not sure what it is, I think it’s been there for some time. Do you...
by Dawn Camp | May 21, 2014 | beauty in the mundane, photography
Sometimes when I look through my camera, I think God shows me secret places: reflections in raindrops; the veins of a leaf; pollen on the antennae of a bee; beams of light that skim branches and illuminate honeysuckle on the vine; an insect’s shadow as it crawls...
by Dawn Camp | May 17, 2014 | holidays, motherhood
It’s been almost a week since Mother’s Day and advertisers have shifted the focus to fathers. So, how did you fare? Was the day fabulous or a fail? Mother’s Day can be rough. Don’t let the snapshots of cards and flowers and big smiles on...
by Dawn Camp | May 16, 2014 | (in)courage, faith
John chapter 13 tells the story of the last supper, when Jesus sat down with the disciples to prepare them for what was to come: His betrayal; His crucifixion; His glorification. Although this shouldn’t have been a surprise—He’d told them before—they’d never truly...
by Dawn Camp | May 8, 2014 | motherhood, movies, reviews
To every mom who’s convinced she’s messing up her kids. To every mom who serves cold cereal for supper. To every mom who hides in her closet. From her children. To every mom who keeps the local pizza joint on speed dial. To every mom whose cooking,...
