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Desire
“Desire, both the whispers and the shouts, is the map we have been given to find the only life worth living.” – John Eldredge, Desire What do you love? Do you love to dance, to run outside, sew...
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When the noise won’t stop
As women, we spend 99.9% of our days on overload. Many of us have jobs, ministries, children, husbands, households, projects, and voices that call us in a million different directions at once. I love...
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Share Your Table
How do you view your table? Is your table cluttered, rarely used to eat at, while resembling a landing spot for odds & ends? Is your table little, boasting of minute space to dine? Is your table...
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On Forgiveness–Walking the Bridge to Forgive
Sometimes you need to just get up and begin to walk the bridge. I poured the fourth bowl of cereal and urged the kids to hurry—another day and we were already running late. I rushed back upstairs,...
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Catch Phrase
This year I’ve been focusing on a journey of gratitude and wellness. Now I’m not saying I’ve been completely successful, but I do see some things that tend to help me through the harder times. The...
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In God’s Economy…..
It was a normal sort of day. Sunshine and blue sky. Spring was in the air. Typical day with typical errands. The definite life of a stay at home mom. Kid’s needing tended to. Lunches to pack. School...
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Unplugging
I had lunch with a friend the other day, and our conversation turned to Facebook. We talked about how addicting it can be and how it just sucks you in and before you know it, you’ve wasted an hour or...
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Grace on a Little Plastic Stick
I walked out of the bathroom, the plastic stick now showing two lines and predestining the rest of my life still sitting on the counter next to the sink, and I began to pace. Image credit Back and...
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I Want To Feel Normal
Growing up adopted with a sibling born biologically to my parents, I stuck out like a sore thumb. I was homeschooled until high school, so when I entered public school, I never quite fit into that...
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The Vapour of Life
The past few weeks have been difficult ones for me because I have had to come to grips with the deaths of 3 friends in two weeks….the latest one was a young man only a few years older than me. That in...
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