Author: Dana at Regular Girl Devos
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Summer Reads
Perhaps the desire for summer reading is nostalgic, as I still remember receiving summer reading lists from teachers. I love to read, and by getting a list from the teacher; I had a convincing argument for Mom to take me to the library.
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Meditative Writing
A day can begin in the usual way with the promise of sunshine and glowing achievements. But as the day progresses, clouds may gather. Billowing higher and higher, growing darker and darker, until they completely overshadowed the morning’s beauty and potential.
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The Magical Powers of Analog
When David Copperfield performs, although we may be skeptical, his seemingly magical powers amaze us. Our brains possess equally magical abilities, as science continues to discover.
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Play Your Blues Away
My sweet kitty seemed more lethargic, maybe even depressed. After some thought, I realized that as my attention to writing had increased, our interactions had decreased. Time for action!
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The Latest from The Mindful Caravan
After a long winters nap, I love being outside again and enjoying filling all my senses with the wonders of nature. Smelling the flowers, hearing the birdsong, watching the hummingbirds hoover at the feeder, and feeling the warmth of the sun on my face.
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The Mindful Caravan’s May Flowers
Picture a perfect day trip: You are riding in the passenger seat. The window is down and a just-right-temperature breeze is flowing through your hair.
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A Wise Old Owl
During World War II, the military used an old nursery rhyme to communicate the importance of listening more and speaking less.
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The Mindful Caravan’s April Showers!
This month in the Mindful Caravan, we are celebrating the first part of the old saying: “April showers bring May flowers.” Spring is a wonderful time of refreshing and renewal.
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Earth Day
When the Artemis II crew traveled around the moon it reminded us that our world is absolutely beautiful and unique. It is always overwhelming to view the vastness of space and realize, we are the only known intelligent life around. Maybe that will change one day, but until then, I hope we never take our…
