the outhouse: where art goes | works by kopana
“Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.” ~ Anthony J. D’Angelo Today brought sunshine in the form of three co-workers and a celebratory lunch. Johanna Ball, center, is graduating and leaving us for better … Continued
“My day begins and ends with gratitude and joy.” ~ Louise Hay Today’s lunch topic: haircuts. I desperately need one and Crystal wants one, too. Meanwhile, Jen was happy to settle for pad thai. Otherwise, it was a slow news … Continued
“We may think that everything in us is wrong, but that’s not true. There are millions of things in us that are right.” ~ Thich Nhat Hanh What’s the antidote for a way-too-busy Monday? Lunch with the Triple J’s – … Continued
“Associate yourself with people of good quality, for it better to be alone than in bad company.” ~ Booker T. Washington Abigail Bartlett starts high school tomorrow. Let that sink in as you look at this adorable pic of her … Continued
“Hold the vision, trust the process.” ~ Unknown And just like that we’re all congregating around the water fountain again.
“It is the forgiving that makes us water not the suffering or the weakness or the sin but the letting go.” ~ Kelly Norman Ellis The world has Marie Kondo, but I have Jen Bartlett. She sparks joy when she … Continued
“Sunsets are proof that no matter what happens, every day can end beautifully.” ~ Kristen Butler Fans at Mike Moore’s Summerfield Revival gig last Saturday enjoyed themselves as much as I did. Even our friend who doesn’t like being photographed … Continued
“Time is not refundable. Use it with intention.” ~ Unknown What do you do when you’re fully vaccinated on the perfect Kentucky spring day? You gather two of your favorite girlfriends and go to Sav’s for lunch. The three of … Continued
The way people treat you is a statement of who they are as a human being. It’s not a statement about you.” ~ Unknown Leo had a visitor today. I’d say it was love at first sight but they’d met … Continued
” The Greek word for compassion is ‘Splagchnizomai.’ In scripture it means to be moved so deeply by something that you feel it in the pit of your stomach.” ~ Paraphrasing Rev. Mark Davies’ Sermon on 2020-06-14 Today was the … Continued