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Grief Equals Failure and Other Lies
Now, I find myself on the precipice of another loss, feeling that familiar guilt and shame for my grief.
When Food Falls from the Sky
I don’t believe God stops talking. I think He’s speaking right now. But the noise of life and the voices in our head get in the way, and His whisper goes unheard.
The Weight of a Thing
Shocking confession: About a month before I was married to my husband, I went on a date with another man.
Kidney Beans
Well, this month has been a whirlwind and I’m in need of a fairytale ending, preferably not Grimms.
One Year In: A Review
Never in my wildest imaginations could I have dreamed up what this year held for both me and my family.
Dancing in the Kitchen
Living like there is more to life is deeply connected to living well now. And while death brings that perspective, so can dancing.
When It’s on the Child
It’s one thing having to lie in the bed we made, but every morning Minna comes bounding out of her room toward ours for a quick snuggle in that bed, literally and figuratively.
The Permanent Lump in the Back of my Throat
At this moment, the decision to lift my eyes from my reading resulted in the feelings of goodbye and departure starting to bubble up inside.
Know Thy Self - Checking Weaknesses
It’s been a rough season. And it didn’t take long for the cracks to start showing.
Preparing a Toddler for Missions
One of the things we can do from this side of the adventure is to be purposeful about certain actions that will smooth out the overall transition.
Kiwi Slang: A guide for our future friends
Grab your togs and go suss out a beach in the wop wops before your friend packs a sad and carks it.