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Tag Archives: orchids
“Growing Orchids” (Faith Column, Korean Christian Today, 2010) © Yoon Wan-Hee
Among the many flowers in the world, one I cherish most is the Western orchid. Whenever my husband and I visit patients in hospitals or make home visits, we often bring orchids— for within their quiet elegance lies a resilient … Continue reading
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Tagged essay, faith-column, flowers, nature, orchids, photography, plants
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“Cultivating the Orchid” (Letter from the Parsonage, Those Who Remained in the City, Fifteenth Story,1994)
© Yoon, Wan-Hee In the parsonage living room stands an orchid, nearly fifteen years old. It came as a gift when my mother-in-law carefully separated a shoot from her own cherished orchid and entrusted it to us, reminding me several … Continue reading
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Tagged essay, family, life, love, orchids, writing
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