Through the Blue Gate

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

rejoice

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Like the many travellers I see pulling trailers or driving motor homes, I think my creativity is on vacation. With some effort, I'v...
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

the sparrow

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not even a bird like this small sparrow can hide from God who made it if a sparrow’s plight is known to God who made it how ...
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

re-purposed equine footwear

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My husband made several of these by special request for a horse-loving couple's upcoming outdoor wedding. I got two for my garden. ...
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

July and it's still raining

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I don't like to whine, but.... rain, rain, go AWAY! I want to tend my garden sit in warm sunshine daisies grow talle...
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

red salvia

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for you, tiny one flame red salvia attracts feeding both of us
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

first day of summer

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Anticipating... (No feathered creatures were harmed in the production of this photo). first day of summer will it bring the ...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

clouds at 5:00 a.m.

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On days when my husband works, the alarm gets me up at 5:00 a.m. Most mornings, it's pretty mundane, but one day recently, I was gr...
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Kim Campbell Radder
Twenty years of living in rural Whatcom County with mixed woodland, wetlands, and open pastureland all around aided the discovery of creative gifts I didn’t know were inside me. That first poem was a surprise. These words and images reflect my love for the small and large elements of the natural world. They speak of struggles in relationships as well as the grief of losing those I love. If you laugh or cry or nod your head in agreement with something you read then I’ve succeeded in sharing my gift. Dad first encouraged me in my artistic endeavors. I wish he were here to see this. With the support of my AE! sisters, I allowed myself to be called “artist”. The prayers of the women at the storage have upheld me in the darkest of times. Thank you, dear friends. Last, but not least, thank you, Dale for the computer. This has been so much fun! I believe human creativity is a gift from our Creator God. I offer this to honor You, Father, and, hopefully, bless others. Thank you, Jesus.
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