Pretty soon everything will be pumpkin and pink ribbons! Personally, I am struggling to let go of summer and squeezing in every ounce of beach I can. However, I do get excited about October and can’t wait for the 3rd Annual Think Pink Family Fun Run/Walk and Breakfast in the Park. You can find all […]
A 38th Birthday Prayer
The theme of my heart lately has definitely been celebrating my smallness and striving toward small moment living. This is mostly due to my focus on reading Emily Freeman’s latest book, Simply Tuesday. Sometimes birthdays can seem like small moments especially for those insignificant numbers like 38. However since four years ago when future birthdays […]
These Are The Days of…/Simply Tuesday Release
Sometimes the big moments and tragic Tuesdays help us pay better attention to the importance of what is filling our ordinary Tuesdays. And sometimes a “These are the days of…” list helps us capture exactly what is filling our ordinary Tuesdays. For me, these are the days of… Reflecting on being four years small Holding […]
Vacation Recall
Bedtime routines are good for so many reasons. I think I remember from the baby days that by providing one, it is like a dependable signal for their little bodies that it is time to slow and rest. How important is it to have a dependable reminder for our body to slow and rest! At […]
Tuesday Small
Today is not a Tuesday, but four years ago on this date, it happened to be a Tuesday. I wrote about the significance of the events of that day in a post entitled Divine Appointment. Lately I have been reading a lot about Tuesdays in Emily Freeman’s yet to be released book Simply Tuesday. [only […]
Summer Sorrow
The attitude as a saint to sorrow and difficulty is not to ask that they may be prevented, but to ask that I may preserve the self God created me to be through every fire of sorrow…If you receive yourself in the fires of sorrow, God will make you nourishment for other people. Oswald Chambers, […]
The Last Day Sneak Attack
The water guns are prepped, the balloons are stacked. I along with the other moms of the Cove wait for our end of the year sneak attack on our not-so unassuming kiddos. Another school year is complete, and with a blink I now have a second grader. So I process and take it in since […]
Relay For Life 2015 Roundup
“You are too healthy for us,” he says with a big smile and fist bump to accompany it. Pretty sweet words from my Oncologist days after staying up all night with a few of my closest friends selling Kalua pork sliders in the name of raising money for so many that will face their […]
Face to Face: A Life of Moses Recap
How do you take seven months of rich study, four books of the Bible and one extraordinary life and sum it all up into a few succinct sentences that adequately describe their significance to this day to day journey called life? It is always a challenge to reflect upon my Bible Study Fellowship year and […]
Choose Life
This weekend I had the privilege of visiting the Annapolis Pregnancy Clinic to hear about all the wonderful ways God is using their ministry to help women choose life for themselves and their babies. I have written about this ministry previously here. Since I came across this verse in my study last week and got to make a […]
Why Relay With Us?
It is almost that time of year to take part in the American Cancer Society’s great event, Relay For Life. There are many events in our community in which we could be involved to help support others facing cancer. We have prayerfully decided to put our energy into two main fundraising events for the year, Relay for […]
What I Learned in March
I used to think February was the roughest month but I learned that March is a close second for being my least favorite month of the year. It does have the redeeming quality of sometimes hosting Easter. But I have grown extremely weary of the cold here in the Mid-Atlantic (I think that is what […]
Warrior Kara
It has been a while since I have added to the Warrior Wall but this week it was a must. Within two of my recent posts, I referred to the fact that I have been reading through a book entitled The Hardest Peace by Kara Tippetts. But to say that I simply read it is […]
Statement of the Obvious
My mom gave me a gift this week! I love gifts. I love to receive them {especially the unexpected ones}, but even more than receiving them, I love to give them. I come by it naturally because of my mom. She is a thoughtful gift-giver. It seems that she is constantly thinking of how she […]
Set Apart
There is a question from one of my Bible study lessons that continues to puzzle me. Normally I am content to move on past the stumping questions and onto those that I feel I can provide a solid, scripturally-sound answer. But I believe God was hoping I might wrestle with this one a bit. The […]
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