I saw the above quote on a jewelry ad on Instagram today. It coincided with something I am struggling with at the moment: Facing fear and stepping beyond my comfort zone so I can begin to live again. I also read these notes I had jotted down at some point in my daily devotional: “We […]
Sharing another message from my friend Lisa Millman. This same subject was on my mind yesterday because of a different but similar picture I saw on Facebook. So when I read her post, I had to ask her if I could share it. It’s powerful. Blessings, Stacey “Can I say my heart has been burdened
I moved recently and I finally got around to buying a dry erase board for my frig. My ADD is out of control these days and I have to write things down immediately or they’re gone forever. (Or at least until the next time I need worcestershire sauce). So I wrote a couple of needed
At some point in our lives, we will get to a point of brokenness. It’s a part of life living in a fallen world. Divorces. Betrayals. Death. Disease. Unemployment. Abandonment. Bullied. Addiction. Financial difficulties. There are many causes. Each one of us will seek to fill the holes in our souls by our brokenness. It
I visited my dad at the nursing home today and while I was there I shared a post on Facebook. It was sort of personal and after I posted it I thought it should have been a blog post instead. So, I decided to share it here as well. Someone commented after reading it that
Grit: A positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual’s perseverance of effort combined with the passion for a particular long-term goal or end state. Looking back, it’s interesting to me how I seem to always survive the worst storms in life like a pro. I always seem to pick myself up and keep moving forward.
