Posted January 10, 2019 by Christina Chase1 Comment biographical

Pull up a Seat

In between finishing up the (hopefully) last revision of my book and starting an online enrichment course on ecclesiology, I thought I’d take up another photo challenge for this week’s post.

Through Cee’s Photography blog I found XingfuMama and “Pull up a Seat.” Who knows the importance of a place to sit better than I do? I make sure that I bring my chair with me wherever I go! 🙂

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Pulling up a seat in the middle of the rhododendron forest.

Sitting still in the glow of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Québec. (Photo © Dan Chase)

Pulling up a seat at La grotte, in my mother’s French-Canadian home village. (Photo© Dan Chase)

And sometimes, I am the seat.

Happy sitting everyone! And be sure to take the time to enjoy the wonders of this terribly beautiful world of ours.

Much love and thanks to my father, the photographer. Please do not copy and use these images without giving credit plus a link to this site. Thank you!

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Although crippled by disease, I'm fully alive in love. I write about the terrible beauty and sacred wonder of life, while living with physical disability and severe dependency. A revert to the Catholic faith through atheism, I'm not afraid to ask life's big questions. I explore what it means to be fully human through my weekly blog and have written a book: It's Good to Be Here, published by Sophia Institute Press.

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