Thou Shalt Fry Okra (and Four Things that Happen to You in the South)
I’m writing here from North Carolina with my Southern In-Laws. I confess I am not a Southerner. I was born in Kansas into a military
(my daily blog)
I’m writing here from North Carolina with my Southern In-Laws. I confess I am not a Southerner. I was born in Kansas into a military
First of all, I was a child who talked too much. My older sister and parents don’t laugh about these memories; they agonize over them.
I read about the concept of being “self-possessed” today. A self-possessed person is one who remains calm, confident, and in control of her emotions no
I grabbed it from a Little Free Library down the road because I liked the row of rain boots on the cover. I fell in
In Titus 2:4, we learn that older women are supposed to encourage the younger women to love their children. Isn’t that weird? Why wouldn’t they
We just went to a little blueberry farm and ate blueberries right off the bush. It was a sweet moment of simplicity and deliciousness. While
A wise friend of mine recently shared all the things she was learning about God as she endured an extremely difficult season in her life.
After all these years of having cats, I sometimes just sit back and watch the way they’ve become great companions to us all. This one,
I just thought I’d share some purple. And some more purple. The end.
Did you know that there’s such a thing as decision-making fatigue? It’s a real thing. Decision fatigue in psychology has to do with the way