Kacy Davis – Page 2 – Red Tent Living

Traditions with Papa.

By: redtentwomen November 30, 2015November 28, 2015

Day to DayCelebrating, Divorce, grandparents, In-laws, Kacy Davis, Loss, Marriage, Thanksgiving, Tradition2 Comments

“Here she comes, Miss America…” I can still hear my Papa sing it, as he did every time I walked into the room.

Courage in the Desert.

By: redtentwomen October 26, 2015October 23, 2015

Day to Day, Wholeheartedaddiction recovery, Anorexia, Bravery, Bulimia, Divorce, Eating disorder, family counseling, family dysfunction, God, Kacy Davis, Loss, Marriage, wedding6 Comments

I remember the feeling like it was yesterday. I was terrified.

To love a friend.

By: redtentwomen September 21, 2015September 21, 2015

Day to Day, Wholeheartedchurch discipline, Divorce, good friend, Grieving, Kacy Davis, Loss, Marriage, wedding10 Comments

Four years ago, around this exact time, my then husband went under church discipline for reasons that don’t need to be brought to light, but they were crazy.

Each new day.

By: redtentwomen August 24, 2015August 23, 2015

Day to Dayfirst day of school, fresh start, Kacy Davis, teacher2 Comments

I always have some apprehension and anxiety at the beginning of a new school year.

This is A lot.

By: redtentwomen July 29, 2015August 1, 2015

Day to Day, Intentional LivingIntensity, Kacy Davis, Mothering a newborn, Running, worship music6 Comments

It’s hot. Life is busy. Life is intense right now, but it has little to do with summer, or heat, or how intense the sun can get in the summer. I’m overwhelmed, to say the least.

Relax

By: redtentwomen June 15, 2015August 2, 2015

Day to Day, Intentional LivingBirth, contractions, deep breathing, Kacy Davis, Mary and Martha, midwife, Pregnancy, relaxing2 Comments

“Just relax through the contractions”, “Relax and take it easy until the baby comes”,

Transitions

By: redtentwomen May 20, 2015August 2, 2015

Day to DayDelivery, First Baby, Kacy Davis, Pregnancy, Transitions5 Comments

There are three “stages” of labor. The second part, the part where your cervix dilates and you push and the baby is born, that part is called “transition”.