Everyday Delight
~Collecting beauty every week~ "Be joyful though you have considered all the facts." |Soli Deo Gloria|
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- Sep 18, 2026
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“September, the First Day of School” (opens the original)
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Already mid-September?! Even if the weather is vacillating between a cool breeze and the humid heaviness we thought we left behind in Summer, the school schedule I’ve swung back into is enough to convince me it’s actually true. <img alt="" class="sizing
"August slipped away into a moment in time" (opens the original)
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I’m a firm believer that August is still a summer month, even if it has started to include the return to school in recent years. This one was a long, good summer and yet it still feels like it slipped away, as Taylor Swift so poignantly put it. Here are some of the moments that made this month delightful:The Summer Issue of was published! and are always wonderful to work with and, as we edit the issue together, it’s always ama
A Bright and Borrowed Light (opens the original)
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Today, I’m writing about a truly special person, and someone who I am fortunate to have had as a teacher and mentor: Courtney Kampa.I think I first came across Courtney’s brilliant and unique style via Verily Magazine, back in 2012 when Courtney wrote a column called “Break the Rules, Not The Bank.” She was so cool. The absolute coolest.Thanks for reading Everyday Delight! Subscribe for free
Midsummer nights' (and days') delights (opens the original)
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Well, this month started off with a bang and, unfortunately, it was not from Fourth of July fireworks. I actually dislocated my shoulder on the nation’s big birthday! Nonetheless, it was a month abounding in delights. I was joking to some friends that, sometimes, God has to slow me down on purpose. One day, I’ll learn to do so without a trip to the ER, but until then. . . well, he does meet us where we are! While embracing the slower pace required as my shoulder heals, these are some of the thin
Carson McCullers & the writer's "vocation of pain" (opens the original)
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Does this ever happen to you? Every time you go into a bookstore, the same book stands out. You pick it up, read the back, then replace it on the shelf. It’s a sign, you think. I have to read this book! But I’ll buy it next time. . . This happened to me with Carson McCullers’ <a href="h
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