Recently I had someone I wanted to try and meet up with and they couldn’t. It got me thinking about how much we max out our lives and then can’t find time for people. So as not to confuse you that this was a one time ask and during the end of the year, I was asking this person back in August for a get together they couldn’t make until January. I had another person recently tell me; “You want us to be friends, but we just aren’t.” Ouch. That one stung. Hard. As I jump into the

Life can give us massive blows. We don’t get to write our stories. God does that. When I get down, it is usually because I am discouraged in what I can not see as good. I can’t see where God is going with the plot or even see the full story God is writing. And I find myself aching at my core. We can get so focused on what we don’t have, or don’t want, or can’t instantly make better that everything sinks. A few posts back we talked on having vision in your relationships. today

I live next door to a house that attracts certain people. It’s a small house. No yard, basement or second floor. It has wheel chair accessibility in all the doors. Recently an older lady moved out and another one moved in. She’s old. She has lived a whole life and I always wonder about her story as I’ve only grabbed ahold of a few bits and pieces. She has grey hair and shuffles and most of the time I struggle to understand her, (I think she wears dentures). It had been a roug

I was cleaning the floor for the fourth time since breakfast and it was only lunch! I was so mad. It’s not that I don’t appreciate my life as a full-time home manager and stay at home momma but nobody even notices. Was it wrong for me to want someone to notice? To thank me and gush over how awesome of a job I do? Nobody says “WOW what clean underwear!” But the proposal an executive salesman puts together; everyone is astounded. How many times was I thanked for a clean home, a