Meet Yourself Where You Are

I consider myself a positive person. An optimistic realist. I see the reality of the world around me, but I choose to anticipate brighter days and choose to act in brighter ways. These quaran-days make it harder to stay positive, but not impossible. The key? I saw a meme recently with the perfect way toContinueContinue reading “Meet Yourself Where You Are”

Winter is Here; But Spring will Come

I’ve been reading a book by Richard Blackaby called “The Seasons of God.” The basis is rooted in the verse in Ecclesiastes, also a popular song by The Byrd’s: The author shares that it is God’s design that seasons are the basis of all things through life. Our entire lives are not defined from SpringContinueContinue reading “Winter is Here; But Spring will Come”

The Grass is Always Greener

My husband and I had a silly disagreement. He thinks being content means you’re not improving, growing or moving towards something new and different. I believe contentment means being at peace, regardless of your circumstances. I would never advocate for anyone to take a side in an argument between spouses. If you did, you’d beContinueContinue reading “The Grass is Always Greener”

Make the Dash a Plus

Linda Ellis’ poem, ”The Dash,” uses a metaphor, comparing life to the dash between the birth date and date of death on a person’s tombstone. While I appreciate her point of living a purposeful life, I’ve never liked the image of that dash. To me, a dash is a minus sign in math, a negative charge in chemistry. It’sContinueContinue reading “Make the Dash a Plus”