I have discovered I am a “pick me” girl. Leading my high school girl’s small group helps me stay super current and hip on my teen lingo. (Using the words “cool,” “hip,” or “lingo,” somewhat negates that last sentence.) According
Pick-Me Girl
HOA Woes
Just overheard a conversation at Starbucks. It was similar to one I have had a dozen times, but yet I forget what it sounds like from the outside. These older gentlemen were sitting and colorfully expressing their feelings about their
Listening to Listen
I have shared before that I am a terrible listener. It just keeps coming up. This morning I was thinking about it, praying, once again, for God to bolster my listening efforts on all fronts. As I was praying I
Mousey with T-Rex Arms
“Why do you always do that?” This was a question from Sal the other day as we were getting ready to leave for church. “Do what?” Remember a few years ago when Sal made a similar comment about how I
“Go to Jesus and Stay There Long Enough….”
I heard someone say this statement in a sermon. Super simple, and while, it was a quick statement, I was struck by the addendum to a common phrase. We often remind people, or remind ourselves to “Go to Jesus” (Maybe
“Ordinary tasks can become sacred when we do them with love rather than resistance.” – Bruce Epperly
A friend of mine sent me this quote from Bruce Epperly’s book, “The Mystic within You.” At first read I was like, “That’s a great quote, thanks for sharing,” but as days rolled along I started to notice how often
“You can’t do it all, and do any of it well.”
Recently I have felt a little overwhelmed. Not “too much to do” overwhelmed, but more, “too much I want to do.” At the same time I’ve also had these conversations lately where I’ve been asked “what do you want to