Glimpses of Glory

Welcome to Glimpses of Glory.

Just two kids learning to see. ✨

It started with my husband behind the camera and me in front of it—moving, bending, balancing, playing, and occasionally turning the whole world into my yoga mat.

We thought we were taking pictures.

Turns out, we were learning to see.

A burst of light through the trees.

A wave arriving at exactly the right moment. Snow sparkling around a pose. A sky suddenly showing off.

Things we could never plan.

Then little by little it began to feel as though

God had tucked a little glory into the moment and invited us to notice.

Years later, it hit me—Jesus was always teaching us to see.

Look at the birds. Consider the lilies.

He pointed to ordinary things all around Him. Then He would reveal a spiritual truth!

Now I find those little lessons everywhere—

Amazingly, even on my yoga mat!

Get grounded before you rise. Find your alignment. Trust your foundation. Stretch beyond what's comfortable. And when you wobble?

Realign and begin again.

Funny how the physical can suddenly reveal the spiritual.

At 67, I'm not chasing youth.

I'm chasing wonder.

I want to move, play, explore, laugh, look up, and stay wide awake to this wildly beautiful life God has given us.

Because maybe nothing was ordinary in the first place.

God tucked glory into the everyday.
We're just learning to see it.

That ending now circles right back to the beginning: “Just two kids learning to see” → “We’re just learning to see it.” It makes the whole page feel like one story rather than an About Me page.It started with the two of us.

My husband with the camera. Me doing what I do—moving, bending, balancing, playing, and occasionally turning the world into my yoga mat.

We thought we were taking pictures.

Turns out, we were learning to see.

A burst of light through the trees. A wave crashing at exactly the right second. Snow sparkling around a pose. A sky showing off behind me.

Little moments we could never have staged.

It was as if God kept slipping into the frame.

Then I realized—Jesus was always teaching people to look.

Look at the birds. Consider the lilies.

He pointed to the ordinary things right in front of us and invited us to see something more.

Maybe that's what we've been doing all along.

Now I find those lessons everywhere—even on my yoga mat.

Get grounded before you rise. Find your alignment. Trust your foundation. Stretch beyond what's comfortable. And when you wobble?

Realign and begin again.

At 67, I'm not chasing youth.

I'm chasing wonder.

I want to move, play, explore, laugh, look up, and stay wide awake to this wildly beautiful life God has given me.

Because maybe nothing was ordinary in the first place.

God tucked glory into the everyday.
We're just learning to see it.

Welcome

to

Glimpses of Glory!

We hope and pray you might learn to see too!