Author Archives: Teresa Lasher
Watch those words!
Lord, set a guard upon my lips, My tongue control today; Help me evaluate each thought And watch each word I say. —Hess God’s Word should shape our words. .
Wind Storm Across Lake Michigan
Sand stings my face. Hubby and I brave the wind storm and head for the beach to take pictures and document the effects of high winds across Lake Michigan. Crashing waves. Angry waves break over Muskegon Lighthouse pier. Rolling, … Continue reading
Picture of calm
Picturesque. Calm and serene. Untouched. Set apart from human spoiling. It’s amazing to me that the setting remains virtually the same whenever I return whether in 5, 10, or 20 years. Steadfast. Faithful. Vigilant winds toss young saplings and mature, … Continue reading
travellin’ home
Overnight in Duluth where we can see the bridge which raises when ships or sailboats enter or leave Superior Bay and Lake Superior. ate at Little Angie’s Cantina & Grill near the Pier. Traveling home and takin’ our time to … Continue reading
liberty and elijah w red flower Munsinger & Clemens Gardens, St. Cloud, Minnesota. Garden: A planted tract used for public enjoyment. And that it is! “During the 1880’s the location was used as a sawmill, due to its proximity … Continue reading
Taste and See…
Our granddaughter, Liberty, harvests her 1st green pepper from my deck garden. She’s been watching the pepper grow for days now and asks me every day, “Is it time to pick the pepper yet?” Today was the day! She’s … Continue reading
3 acorns
Liberty and I walk the neighborhood. She asks if we can knock on some doors and say “hi” to the neighbors. I say we can say “hi” if we see them in their yard today or out walking like … Continue reading
Race Night
Liberty and Elijah, Mom, and Nana see Grandpa and Daddy off for race night off Holland pier. The grandkids are impressed with the big boat, but also eager to get to the beach to build sandcastles and jump in the … Continue reading
My little helper
This is what happens when a 2 ½ year old willingly fills the cat bowl.
Surprise-Surprise!
Steve and I received a most wonderful (and surprise) gift EARLY this morning! Around 5:30 am, we heard a knock-knock, ring-ring. Again, knock-knock, ring-ring. “Did you hear the doorbell?” I asked. The first thing that popped into my head: it … Continue reading