For June, Red Tent Living is reflecting on the following phrase “Well Look At You” We invite you to join us, or to consider exploring the idea further with a Red Tent Dinner.
Welcome to what is slowly unfolding as Red Tent Living! Continue reading “Welcome to Red Tent Living”
Below, you’ll find the latest from the Red Tent Women. We invite you to ponder, comment, and share. Above all, we hope you’ll take part.
“Ugliness in nature can in art become full of great beauty. In art, only that which has character is beautiful. Character is the essential truth of any natural object.” – Auguste Rodin
I love this place. Hopes, dreams, struggles and sorrows, strewn about the walls telling stories of forever. Continue reading “A Woman’s Perspective”
Invisibility. I have a love/hate relationship with that word. Continue reading “Invisibility”
Our granddaughter, Yar, got her first look at her flower girl dress via Facetime, since the dresses were shipped here, and she lives in another state. As I held the camera up to take in the layers of blush tulle, satin and lace, I watched her face light up. Continue reading “Transformation in a Twirly Dress”
If I hold back, I’m no good. I’m no good.
I’d rather be good sometimes, than holding back all the time.
–Janis Joplin
I spend my Saturday afternoons sitting on metal bleachers in a sweaty warehouse, watching my daughters practice gymnastics. Continue reading “Recovering the Carefree Kid”
The swell of emotion took me by surprise. A mix of joy, anticipation, and sorrow was a familiar yet distant memory provoked by the simplest object — shoes. Continue reading “Bridal Shoes”
Jumpy. That’s how I felt—like a skittish deer who thought she could make a break for the other side of the freeway, changed her mind at the very last second, and leapt back from the road to narrowly avoid a semi truck. Continue reading “Here I Go.”
Hello everyone! It looks as if most of you are here so I would like to go ahead and get started. Thank you for gathering on such short notice. Continue reading “Present Company Not Excluded”
When I was in high school, I walked a tightrope of friendship and romance with a boy I had known since Kindergarten. Continue reading “To Be Seen”
And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
–Phil 4:19 ESV
There I was, lying on the bathroom floor at work, thinking maybe that would ease the pain. Continue reading “Look! It’s Wonder Woman! No, It’s Just Me.”
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