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When the Dog Bites: A GraceSpark in the Garden
A childhood song surfaced while I was gardening this morning, and with it, another confirmation of something I’ve believed my whole life: that gathering sparks of grace is how we steady ourselves when the harder days come.
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When God goes silent – betrayal, racism and the pain that doesn’t leave.
Nadine A. Thompson’s essay explores the profound pain and isolation felt by Black women facing betrayal, racism, and sexism in professional spaces. She candidly shares her struggles with faith and self-worth, emphasizing that resilience is born from these experiences. Thompson validates the reader’s silent pain, assuring them they are not alone in their journey.
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The Anticipation of the BLOOM
MY GARDEN POST ON MAY 1ST
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BLOOM 4/29.
On Day 2, I began enhancing my outdoor pots with spring colors, cautiously working despite the cold. I focused on resilient bulbs and cold-hardy pansies. I used AI for beautiful garden imagery. Today’s affirmation emphasizes personal growth, while the journal prompt encourages reflection on nurturing quiet progress in life.
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BLOOM – My Garden 2026
The author shares a personal experience of celebrating the first blooms of tulips in their garden, despite some being damaged by pets or grandchildren. They emphasize the joy these flowers bring and commit to sharing uplifting images and affirmations from their garden. The invitation is extended to others to join in this virtual gardening experience.