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It’s been a rough couple of weeks, folks. Between personal stuff, work stuff, and world stuff, November has not been kind. It’s at times like these that’s it’s the most difficult to choose joy. To see the light in all … Continue reading →

I’m doing it. I’m jumping on the bandwagon for NaNoWriMo posts. Because November. If you’re not familiar, NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month. During November each year, writers from all over the world attempt to write 50,000 words in … Continue reading →

Each of us possesses something unique and powerful from the day we’re born. It is bestowed upon us, sometimes with more meaning than others, but after that initial gifting, it is ours to use as we will. If you read … Continue reading →

Many of you probably already know that October is my very favorite month of the year. There’s nothing I don’t love about fall. The cooler weather, the changing colors, the crunchy leaves, the cozy sweaters and hot drinks…I could go … Continue reading →

In the late 90s, a pastor at a church in Watford, England, realized there was something missing from the church. The members seemed to be going through the motions. Something was just missing. So the pastor made a bold move. … Continue reading →

Last week, I was feeling particularly burned out. Reality felt like an iron blanket, holding me down, suffocating me. Things at work were stressful, I wasn’t enjoying writing as much as I felt I should be, and my own brain … Continue reading →

What if. Two words, so many possibilities. For much of my life, I think I’ve used these two words as a cautionary reminder, to prevent me from taking too many chances. What if…I make a fool of myself? What if…I … Continue reading →

I have started drafting this blog many times over the past couple of weeks. I even wrote a bit last week on my phone during one of the services at church (hush, I sang so I attended both) because the … Continue reading →

Last weekend I was supposed to go home and help my parents extract honey from my Dad’s many beehives. Unfortunately, the rainy weather prevented that from being a possibility, and then my Dad got sick, so I ended up sticking … Continue reading →

Last week, Kathy Palm wrote a blog titled Thirteen Wishes, in which she talked about being thirteen years old and how what she wished for then matched (or didn’t match) her life now. I thought it was a fun little exercise, … Continue reading →