Renée Antrosio

Waste Not

Renée Antrosio – March 3, 2020 Comment

Seeds sprout in basements under grow lights. I spotted a crocus in my neighbor’s yard this morning. The sun brings warmth, green, and much-needed Vit D. Not really a gardener,

Practice Starts…

Renée Antrosio – February 25, 2020 Comment

Tomorrow begins my favorite season. There is jittery anticipation. Like the first basketball practice or class with an esteemed professor. Will I make the cut? Can I keep up? With

I Have a River

Renée Antrosio – February 18, 2020 Comment

It is strange to live so long in a town with no river. Absent, I forget. Though Bull River defined my Montana childhood wanderings. Walking down the middle of the

Double Your Investment

Renée Antrosio – February 11, 2020 2 Comments

Maybe money’s on my mind. It is tax time, after all. Surveying income and expenses from 2019. Sussing out solar panel possibilities. Investment or debt? Current actions are a down

Critical Thinking

Renée Antrosio – February 4, 2020 Comment

It is easy to criticize. Authority. Administrators. Flawed systems. There is so much that is broken. Including us. Also ways to improve. Or get stuck. Even on a balmy February

Dance Revolution OR Tone Down the Passion

Renée Antrosio – January 28, 2020 Comment

Are you the person making an exuberant fool of yourself? Or are you the family trying to rein in the crazy? Mardi Gras has been in full swing since Twelfth

Get Going

Renée Antrosio – January 21, 2020 Comment

Make the “right” choice. We want decisions vindicated by their outcome. Demonstrating good judgment. Those we have selected, and invested in, to be successful. Choosing well. And we occasionally think

Calling Collaborators

Renée Antrosio – January 14, 2020 Comment

Lunch with the pastor of Grace Community; bringing our worship leaders together to share stories. Meeting with the pastor of Restoration Urban Ministries to plan our next connection points. Tea

Take a Look

Renée Antrosio – January 7, 2020 Comment

I got nothin’. In a good way, I think. Silence. Waking up with a quiet mind. Unburdened and empty. Sleep has done its work. Resolved, temporarily, the conundrums of the

Dispelling Darkness

Renée Antrosio – December 31, 2019 Comment

So much for sleeping. My thoughts flit disturbingly among heavy feelings of fault. Actions and words recent and far past that I cannot change or take back. Stuck. Darkness within

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