On Tuesday, I hit the lowest of my blue day segments. God knows I prayed as my head hit the pillow, and later as I knelt in my closet after I pushed to get out of bed. Monday, had been good after many gloomy days, so why did I feel this heaviness again. I didn't … Continue reading “You are my Daughter”
A few days ago I wrote about depression and hoping for better days. The following day I found an old note book heading for the trash but I quickly scanned it to make sure there was nothing of value written in it. I found this on the back cover. Perfect timing when getting out of … Continue reading Perfect Findings
How do you fight the funk? When you know the triggers you learn to avoid it. But when it sneaks up on you and it pushes you off balance, do you try to figure out what happened as you stagger through the days? Or do you force a smile so big your jaw hurts, in … Continue reading Better Days Ahead
5 stars!!! It was hard to pause or stop this audio because it was so good! The narrator did an amazing job for this outstanding biblical fiction! Mesu Andrews captures the inner conflict of Sheba with perfection. Submitting to Yahweh's law would be disregarding everything she was raised to believe in. Not to mention the … Continue reading In the Shadow of Jezebel: Audiobook Review
Nothing says I love you like chocolates and hand made cards 😉. I hope everyone is having a great weekend. If you are single, widowed, or etc remember you are loved unconditionally by our heavenly father and I send you a virtual hug! ❤️
It was 1 am all was quiet all were asleep and I wanted a chamoy raspa (snow cone). At 2 am I got creeped out and wanted to hide under my blanket. Both reactions were brought on by the mix of ghosts of the past and San Antonian food (I wanted tortillas several times too) … Continue reading The Lady in Residence: Review
Omg! I can't imagine a better novel to kick of the year. I couldn't put it down! Such a great sister book that had me laughing, crying and soul searching. Who would go hiking/camping for many days without an experienced guide? Two total opposite sisters who've held resentment against each other for many years. Their … Continue reading All That We Carried: Book Review
Such a tender novel that brought me to tears throughout the whole book! I was moved by the rawness of humanity and the satisfactory ending. What does an abandoned baby in the woods have in common with the homeless man that found her? A story about belonging. Bravo Amanda Cox for bringing the topics of … Continue reading Beautiful Debut
Last weekend one of my aunts, Mom's sister, passed away. The burial is often the hardest part and my mom fell apart in her sorrow for a while. Later that day when I was leaving my parents' house she walked me out and exclaimed, "Look at this flower! I've been waiting for it to bloom … Continue reading Hope
On Wednesday, I was admitted to the hospital because I started bleeding. I can't describe how scared we were when I lost the biggest blood clot of my life. Robert and I clungged to each and sobbed as we feared the worst.We were relieved when we saw baby Veronica still kicking with a strong heartbeat … Continue reading Checking In ❤️
