reframing femininity
Traveling through memories often takes me back to kindergarten days. At that young age, I already knew some basics. I had learned the alphabet, how to write my name—first, middle, and last—and could figure basic addition facts with the help of my fingers and, occasionally, toes. 1+1=2 provided a logical place to start, and math…
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It is intimacy that gives us the grace and strength we need to push through suffering, pain, and inconvenience. –Heidi Baker
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I may be wrong, but I have only said: “Hello” to my husband one time and it changed both of our lives.
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My husband and I are struggling.
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God always comes through for me. Not always when I think I need Him. And certainly not always in the ways I ask or demand.
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“Your world’s not falling apart, it’s falling into place. I’m on the throne, stop holding on and just be held.” –Casting Crowns
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“We know that we are adopted by God when we are embraced by our brothers and sisters.”
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I admire my brother’s girlfriend.
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I was in my wedding gown, veil in place, bouquet in hand, just minutes from my walk down the aisle when Mother entered my dressing room.
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There is a place in my body that feels in ruins.
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