Safety. Security. Simplicity. Soft pillows. Sex. Salvation. Skittles. Shelter. Sanity. Solitude. Saturdays. Strudel. Sandwiches. Steak. Skating. Strolling. Strollers. Soccer. Satellite. Sweets. Selfies. And Seclusion. Some of these things seem fine. Yes. But too much of any one thing can be our undoing. For some reason, as I awoke today my thoughts were simply … Continue reading A Life Full of S’s: 2/6/17
I loved this post by Amanda Cox, I look up to her as a writer and have found guidance in her words. I myself, am struggling with this very same concept, and hearing from someone who has been married longer than I, and has a family to tend to in the process gives me someone … Continue reading How A Cup of Coffee Changed My Marriage
Welcome! I recently turned 30 on December the 6th, and strangely stumbled upon an amazing blog for men called, “Become Good Soil” written and maintained by Morgan Snyder. He began his blog at the beginning of his 30’s and after reading one post, at random, my husband and I both bought in to the message … Continue reading Welcome Wanderers 2017
Hebrew: “Cognate: 2676 katártisis (a feminine noun) – properly, a particular brand (type) of adjustment – overcoming "mental dislocations" brought on by arrogance (refusal to repent). It is used only in 2 Cor 13:9.” “We are glad whenever we are weak but you are strong; and our prayer is that you may be fully restored … Continue reading Catharsis: A Feminine Noun 2/5/17
Ever feel like there is just NOT. ENOUGH. TIME? Not enough time in the day, not enough time in the week, not enough time in the morning, or before bed. There’s not enough time for pooping—alone, or showering— alone; much less for “me time”—alone!?!?! Heck, there’s barely any time left for reading this dang blog post!! … Continue reading Conservation of Time: 2/4/17
Have you ever seen someone and just known that they were sad? And I don’t mean 5 year olds either—I mean someone who may actually be trying to keep their emotions to themselves, but are simply failing to do so because the enormity of their situation. Okay, so you may need to think about that … Continue reading You Have What It Takes: 2/3/17
Where a hole is located is a very important concept. Just think about it, if you were stranded in a desert wasteland what would you rather have? A sieve or a jug? Of course neither will matter if you are unable to tap into a water source within a certain timeframe. (Death comes for us … Continue reading Where a Hole Is, Matters. 1/31/17
More Than Rubies 