Live With Flair

Today I want to encourage you if you have questions about finding a literary agent to represent your manuscript and take care of you during

When I think about what I would want for myself in the next 5-10 years, I would say I would want to develop most in

Today I reframed how I’ve been thinking about the mundane and tiring tasks associated with running a household. The moment happened while reading Proverbs 31,

On the icy driveway this morning, I find myself skating along in my slippers. It’s the only way to travel on ice. You can’t run.

In graduate school, I took a creative nonfiction class where the professor offered a fruitful writing prompt. She asked us about our “unanswered questions” that

I’ve been stuck this morning on the beauty of Psalm 71:14-18. It’s a powerful passage, especially for someone growing older. It’s from a writer who

I bring marvelous news: I now own my very own writing desk. It might not matter to anyone else, but to a writer, it matters!

After all this time, I’ve learned a few things about creativity, and I hope this list encourages you. 1. We sometimes limit creativity to mean

My aloof and highly mysterious cat Merlin desperately needs a good brushing. But one can hardly see Merlin much less catch him in one’s arms.

When you raise teen girls, at least mine, you learn about skincare and makeup and hair care. You let them advise you—with all their expertise—on