You’ve seen an empty juicebox. My hearing is sensitive enough that when my daughter tries to get that last drop and the pouch flails, gasping for breath, it hurts my ears. But the visual speaks volumes. When I was a mother of a preschooler, this was how they explained a moms need to rest, even…
Living free after a miscarriage. This is a post I’ve tackled before but I’ve switched my blog server around enough that it’s something I thought I’d revisit. Earlier this month I confessed that I used to hate January 2nd. One year I had a $12,000 car accident while 10 weeks into a high risk pregnancy….
Today, we bring you Shattered Silence by Margaret Daley. Replete with murder and racial tension, at its core this is a story exploring something everybody can relate with–bullying. And Margaret is here to tell us in her own words exactly why she wrote this. Shattered Silence by Margaret Daley: A serial killer is targeting illegal…
Ah, temptation. Each Sunday I post my own amateur nature picture with a thought or two about God’s love for you. I love this one, and to give credit, my mom was the photographer on this one, but the subjects are mine. I think they give a good visual on 2012. It’s tempting to take…
That day in January. Is there a day that just sticks out to you as a day you just hate? Not a holiday but a day where something happened and you just can’t forget? That’s my January 2nd. I can’t believe it, but 14 years ago I had my first bad date with the second…
Ah, temptation. Each Sunday I post my own amateur nature picture with a thought or two about God’s love for you. I love this one, and to give credit, my mom was the photographer on this one, but the subjects are mine. I think they give a good visual on 2012. It’s tempting to take…