Kathleen Rupff

Day 1333: A Photo A Day • Mac Monday!

10/21/2019

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Mac on laundry (day)

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Day 1332: A Photo A Day

10/16/2019

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Small wonders-- blooms on our walkway this October morning!

"The flower that smells the sweetest is shy and lowly."
William Wordsworth

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"So Will I" by Bethel Music

10/8/2019

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The Lord is returning soon to bring His bride home.
We'll be worshipping like this forever. Amen-- Come, Lord Jesus!

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Day 1331: A Photo A Day • Mac Monday!

10/7/2019

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Hanging out with his pals • It's a bunny life!

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Day 1330: A Photo A Day

9/30/2019

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It's hard to believe autumn's here!
A little sunshine on our kitchen counter

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"Do You Have A Broken Hope?" Rev. Daniel Feola

8/21/2019

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On Sunday, our pastor's son, Pastor Dan Feola shared this message about his struggles with anxiety and depression. He offered a message of HOPE to those who may be suffering also. As someone who's been there, it's one of the best messages I've ever heard! Some highlights:
• "You are OK, even if you're struggling with deep, dark feelings."
• "Don't judge your worth on some else's Facebook feed."
• "You don't have to die to end your pain!"
Amen, Pastor Dan!

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Day 1329: A Photo A Day

8/20/2019

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I came across this stick on a recent walk on the Paulinskill Trail -- The lichen on it reminded me of the spots on a fawn!

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Day 1328: A Photo A Day • Mac Monday!

8/19/2019

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Mac chillin' in the heat!

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Day 1327: A Photo A Day • Mac Monday!

8/12/2019

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A little visit from Mac!

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Day 1326: A Photo A Day • First Corporate Sale!

7/21/2019

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In June I completed several new pieces responding to "Call for Art" for Atlanticare Foundation's Healing Arts Program, Egg Harbor Township, NJ. They needed artwork for their new Maternity/OB Ward. I'm delighted and honored to share that they purchased three of my pieces-- two collages and a painting! (below) Evan and I drove six hours to deliver them Friday. Thank you, Lord, and keep the blessings flowing!! Chery Broschard, the Development & Cultural Project Manager, is always looking for new art. To be added to her mailing list, contact her at cbroschard@atlanticare.org