I’m so honored to be nominated by the Incredibly talented Nicole Parks for the One Lovely Blog award. I would like to pass the baton to the also incredibly talented Laura Koenig ! As most civil things in this world, this nomination contains a few rules: Thank the person that nominated you and leave a link … More One Lovely Blog Award
My pace in life spead up quite a bit during the month of February, which in result, caused my pace of reading to slow down. However, Most of the books I did read fit well into my mind’s library. 1984: George Orwell 4.5/5 stars Favorite quote: “But if thought corrupts language, language can … More February Book Reviews
Those of you who follow my social media know that I have challenged myself to read 50 books in 2017. At the end of every month I plan to review the books I read so that you all may find a few treasures to read yourself through my process. The Art Of Fielding: Chad Harbach … More January Book Reviews
This morning was kind. Now don’t me wrong, it wasn’t easy. I still woke up with the same anxiety, the same deep pit in my gut that I now know all too well. I still woke up an hour earlier than I anticipated, and I still laid awake listening to my mind screaming at me. … More Tomorrow Will Be Kinder
I was well submerged in youth group when I was in high school. The “save yourself for marriage,” talks were offered about twice to three times a year, and believe it or not I listened. I listened and I banned all things sex from my relationships. The problem is, while I was saving my … More Saving Your Love Languages
Ella Minnow Pea, By Mark Dunn: What if some words were illegal? How would that impact communication? I’m not just talking politically incorrect, I mean actually illegal. Welcome to the fictional island of Nollop, a small community of people who worship a man, Nevin Nollop, who created the sentence that miraculously includes every single … More Ella-Minnow-Pea, The Power of Words
What a beautiful thing to imagine, the view of heaven from the eyes of a seven year old. … More Rediscovering Your Childlike Faith
I tend to be so driven to reach new chapters that I don’t allow myself to visit the realm of nostalgia. … More Welcoming Nostalgia
Yes, I was one of those. I was the girl who read The Fault in Our Stars the summer before my senior year of high school. I was the girl who stayed up until four in the morning to finish it, and I was the girl who had to put the book down for a … More The Beauty of Pain’s Demands
“Anyway, I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field of rye and all. Thousands of little kids, and nobody’s around – nobody big, I mean – except me. And I’m standing on the edge of some crazy cliff. What I have to do, I have to catch everybody if … More Your Catcher in the Rye
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