Monthly Archives: November 2013
WWJD
I know we all know what that stands for: what would Jesus do. And, it was quite the popular phenomenon while I was growing up. Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, I knew…
Continue readingWhy I Do What I Do
If I had lived back in the time of Daniel, as a Gentile I would have likely been Babylonian…if not by birth, then overtaken by them. As such, I would have been…
Continue readingHow Christianity and Studying Abroad Should Be The Same
Most of you who know me, know that I studied abroad while I was in college. I lived in Italy for three months, and it was by far one of the greatest…
Continue readingBeating Bitterness, Attitude Edition
Bitterness is one of those topics that we don’t like to think about, and especially don’t like to talk about, because so many of us struggle with it. If we’re being honest…
Continue readingHow Do You Spend Your Down Time?
That may seem like a ridiculous question, because you may not feel like you have any down time! But, we all do. There are at least a few minutes throughout the week…
Continue readingMy Sinful Diet
Women, as a whole, struggle with weight-related issues. Our culture has made “perfection” size 000, and if you achieve said pants size, you are then dubbed anorexic or sick. It’s no wonder,…
Continue reading11-12-13
Today is a really interesting day: It’s 11-12-13, and there will only be one more of those consecutive, weddings-like-crazy days(12-13-14) for a really long time. So yeah, I’d say today was special.…
Continue readingTBT: Hating Fall Edition
Maybe you’ve noticed the influx of #TBT posts on your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. The three letters simply mean Throwback Thursday. Most of the time, the hashtag is accompanied by a picture…
Continue readingAre Your Windows Opened?
Last night, as Robert and I were sitting in our living room playing with our newest edition, Duffy, we were startled (to say the VERY least) by a very loud noise…which turned…
Continue readingGod Through the Eyes of a Child
On Wednesday evenings, I usually have some little ones sitting next to me. Their parents don’t attend with them, and so they come and sit with me. It’s evident that they’ve never…
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