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He Pulls Us In

Posted on August 16, 2015 by Heather Paige Hunt

Picture 6:20am. Journaled 5:30am. Coffee on the cold stone porch. I woke before the birds. They sing now in increasing number as light reveals treetops atop eas...

AUTUMN/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER/WINTER

Like Three Seasons at Once

Posted on October 30, 2014 by Heather Paige Hunt

I appreciate a tri-tone leaf green, yellow and red all on one like I relish in a tri-tone street like I savor a tri-tone state of mind. Our block this week seem...

Cornell Plantations
AUTUMN/Blog/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

Reaching for Hot Cocoa; Holding Lemonade

Posted on September 22, 2014 by Heather Paige Hunt

September is indecisive. Yesterday talked like fall; today is acting summer. The sun is warm; the air cool. This soft green green grass feels cold through my je...

On Cayuga Lake
INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

The Beauty and the Might

Posted on September 9, 2014 by Heather Paige Hunt

I look up from the full table, beyond the long white porch of Lauren’s rental cottage, at the changes on the lake. Before breakfast, savory crepes: eggs, ...

FAITH/INSPIRATIONS/MOTHERHOOD/SEASONS/SUMMER/THE LITTLE THINGS

3 Thousand Different Kinds of Beautiful

Posted on August 6, 2014 by Heather Paige Hunt

1) Sunlight on water can be a thousand different kinds of beautiful.  Even over the same body of water, this East Texas lake for instance, every morning sky ref...

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Simple Pleasures

Posted on August 25, 2012 by Heather Paige Hunt

I had $4.03 to spend at the Rutgers University farmers market.  I tasted some sausage and some wine and a butter-toasted pecan then spent what I had: Spinach tu...

Archives/CREATIVE/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

A Little Fall of Rain

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Heather Paige Hunt

Rain drops falling few, fat and loud. Circles growing on the puddles. Afternoon sun shining yellow. May-green leaves like stained glass wet glow. Their shadows ...

Archives/AUTUMN/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

Anticipating Summer’s Pending Ending

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Heather Paige Hunt

The crisp clean cold of winter cannot be replicated by an air conditioning unit.  Nor can the toasty warmth and smell of a furnace imitate summer heat. We ...

Archives/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

…but I can’t say I like it.

Posted on August 28, 2011 by Heather Paige Hunt

Two of my favorite sites are leaves falling in late autumn and blossom petals falling in late spring. (I also enjoy watching rain fall and snow fall, but those ...

INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER/Uncategorized

“Tut tut it looks like rain.”

Posted on July 6, 2011 by Heather Paige Hunt

When I open the shades on both the living room window and the breakfast room patio door, one can see straight through our apartment. And when I open the glass o...

ALBUM/INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER/TRAVEL

The beach by the lighthouse

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Heather Paige Hunt

I’m standing in the sand between Charleston Harbor and miles of yellow grass growing in shallow water that sparkles in the afternoon sun. The sea is calm ...

INSPIRATIONS/SEASONS/SUMMER

Beach this Morning

Posted on November 18, 2009 by Heather Paige Hunt

Morning sun beams snuck between illuminated clouds and made the water and the mist bright white. I could not see more than 200 yards down the stretch because of...

INSPIRATIONS/Medley/SEASONS/SUMMER/TOP POSTS

Lobster Boats in Morning Mist

Posted on July 17, 2009 by Heather Paige Hunt

I decided to walk to the coffee shop this morning. I crossed the Memorial bridge at low tide. 8:15am. The white fog was still lingering over the water. I had ne...

INSPIRATIONS/Medley/SEASONS/SUMMER/TOP POSTS

Girl Wakes Up to Light House Horn Instead of Train Whistles

Posted on June 26, 2009 by Heather Paige Hunt

It is wierd. My family moved 9 times and I think 7 of those 9 homes where next to RR tracks. I can sleep through train whistles better than anyone I am quite su...

HEATHER PAIGE HUNT

I am a joy-filled, Bible-believing encourager bent on the restoration of hearts. Chris and I are raising five adventurous kids (along with sheep + wildflowers) in the Ozark foothills. I volunteer at the Fayetteville Prayer Room and teach about journaling vulnerably with our very loving God. At Bind up & Blossom, I write journaling guides for cultivating intimacy with God in solitude, encountering Him through scripture, and trusting Him for inner healing and spiritual growth. I also write poetry.

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