erin ahnfeldt

Listening to Life

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I pay attention to life is through writing. It helps me slow down, process and make the discovery that I’m not alone. 

Like a stack of stones along the banks of the Jordan, our stories piled up can be a great reminder that God is with us. May these stories be that reminder to anyone who reads them.

Goodbye For Now

May 10, 2022

There’s a cardboard sign on my office wall that says “Home”.  The word is scribbled in pen, and...

Jazzy’s Whiteboard Words

May 5, 2022

Being fifteen isn’t easy.  Homework piles up, parents gets stressed about grades, friends create...

The Empty Desk

Apr 21, 2022

Connections make life meaningful.  They’re the catalyst for relationships, the reason people...

Mackenzie’s Request

Mar 10, 2022

There used to be a hideous, blue line of tape running down the middle of the hallway at my school....

Goodbye For Now

by | May 10, 2022 | Blog | 0 Comments

There’s a cardboard sign on my office wall that says “Home”.  The word is scribbled in pen, and it’s well used, bent in different places.  One of my students made it while hitchhiking back to Colorado.  He showed it to me after his adventures, and I asked if I could...
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Jazzy’s Whiteboard Words

by | May 5, 2022 | Blog | 3 Comments

Being fifteen isn’t easy.  Homework piles up, parents gets stressed about grades, friends create drama, and in the midst of all that noise, life gets lonely.  With everyone trying to survive the tidal waves of life crashing down, it’s easy to feel unseen, especially...
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The Empty Desk

by | April 21, 2022 | Blog | 12 Comments

Connections make life meaningful.  They’re the catalyst for relationships, the reason people choose certain jobs, and a great way to make a boring subject like English a little more interesting. Every time one of my students says, “Hey, that’s like. . .” and connects...
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Mackenzie’s Request

by | March 10, 2022 | Blog | 0 Comments

There used to be a hideous, blue line of tape running down the middle of the hallway at my school. All last year, students were told to stay on one side or the other depending on which way they were going, and for the most part, they did. When they were told to wear...
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