Tag: women
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Mr. Houdini
My heart, your willing assistant, in this vanishing trick. Was it love I felt, or love’s reflection? A prince come to shatter my walls, to prove love could still be real. Perhaps only the idea of you was. You left behind a broken heart and the echo of a moment too tender to last. The…
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Effortless
And maybe it’s tragic, maybe it’s me, that I’d take the ache and call it love. That I’d drink the poison just to taste you again.
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Fishes & Loaves
I was recently listening to “Fishes and Loaves” by Josiah Queen, and I broke. The lyrics were a reminder straight to my heart: God doesn’t need my accolades or perfection. He just wants what I can give, my fishes and loaves. And He’ll take care of the rest.
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Reset
/rēˈset/ – verb – set again or differently. An ideational visionary. A head in the clouds dreamer. Ravenous for richness of life. Bold steps outside of comfortability. Well-versed, yet a neophyte. Season of transformational growth. Unexpected setbacks. Opportunity to unearth what is within. Reflect. Recalibrate. Refocus. Ponder what lies ahead. Dust off and reconstruct aspirations.…
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2023: Shine
At the close of each year and the beginning I spend some time reflecting and praying on what’s in store for me and what I feel I should focus on in the year to come. It’s a little different than a resolution. Each year I feel like God gives me a word for the coming…
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PAUSING TIME WITH YOUR KIDS
I’m finding that I need ways to focus on ‘the now’ to keep time from slipping through my fingertips. Here are some simple ways to help slow down precious time with your kiddos.
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MY HENNA EXPERIENCE
Henna designs are usually deep in meaning, and to J, the meaning is rich in Christ’s love for us.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF INVESTING IN WOMEN FRIENDSHIPS
I’ve slowly realized the importance of staying in touch with friends, and being intentional about investing in the relationships around me. Loving people is the most important part of life. Jobs, locations, seasons of life all change, but friends should be forever.
Sincerely, Amy Lee 