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Ebenezer

June 24, 2022June 24, 2022 / Molly Mitchell / 5 Comments

The smell of wood smoke rises from the old stone chimney of the Ramble In if my eyes are closed and my head held at a proper tilt. I can feel the thin Rocky Mountain air in my well-adapted young lungs and hear pine needle covered trails crunch under my feet as I scramble up, … Continue reading Ebenezer

Trees of Life

March 20, 2021 / Molly Mitchell / 6 Comments

To plant a tree is to begin a memory. I'm a big believer in the power of growing plants along with growing the family. A measure of a kid or two or three or four can be marked right along with the rings of a tree I've left here and there across our pathway. And … Continue reading Trees of Life

One Thread

June 11, 2020September 21, 2020 / Molly Mitchell / 12 Comments

Written in black sharpie on the back inside cover of my 8th grade yearbook is this: I have tears in my earsfrom lying on my back in my bedwhile I cry over you. Now if those words are not poetry I do not know what is. And ohhh, I loved the boy who wrote them. … Continue reading One Thread

Real Estate Bird

May 19, 2020September 21, 2020 / Molly Mitchell / 5 Comments

Right in the middle of writing a different blog post (a pretty dreary and potentially depressing one) I thought, "Hey, let's lighten things up a bit." We'll start with the basics. Parakeets can talk. And fly. Twelve-year old girls aren't always smart. But they mean well. The summer of 1974 was monumental. We, our giant … Continue reading Real Estate Bird

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Molly Mitchell claims her greatest accomplishment is that she can call herself the mother of four. That’s always and forever number one on the list and still chokes her up after all these years. She’s happily married to Bob, whom she chose when he sang a glorious honey-toned bass part behind her in choir at college. (He found out later he’d been chosen but true to form was a good sport about it.) There are perfect grandchildren, of course.

She’s had a variety of jobs over the years, some involving professional writing and editing. Other jobs not so much, and those may become blog fodder. She hopes you’ll find joy or at least a bit of entertainment in these pages, and above all, a healthy dose of Christian encouragement.

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