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Happy Views Day!
#14 of my Year of Courage to reveal an inside scoop.
#1-13 are posted Tuesdays beginning August 1st.
Funniest adult moment that I can share: Fell asleep at a professional sports game. We were right behind the band and mascots. I woke up to see myself caught mid-slumber on the jumbotron.
Shooting a 3-point shot of courage,
Christina
Chaos. Calm. I took a temporary 24-7 live-in caregiver role. The posted job description didn’t match the actual duties. I refrain from agonizing details, but after tending to an unnerving episode with this elderly post-surgery patient, I stepped outside to calm myself. I walked outdoors and silently asked God to shepherd me from a fearful…
If you’ve followed my Tuesday blogs since August 1, 2021 you’ve read my “Year of Courage.” Today, I share an excerpt from the backstory of my most vulnerable publication: Knee Deep: A 9-Month Whirlpool of Handwritten Letters to the Creator. It’s available at Barnes and Noble and your favorite book outlets. You can follow my…
Happy Views Day! Four months into my Year of Courage…here’s my weekly post to show you part of my heart. Next week, I’ll post a book excerpt from my most vulnerable publication (Knee Deep: A 9-Month Whirlpool of Handwritten Letters to the Creator). If you’d like to receive next week’s piece (less than 300 words),…
I’m preparing for next week’s solo, silent, writing retreat. I’m investing that time to practice my word for this year. Decipher. In my “new lease on life” vision, I’ve chosen to ask myself, “What is my motive?” This motivational reflection includes all facets of my life. Money and time; relationships and community outreach; writing projects…
Happy Views Day! Last week I posted the first 26 Facts of Courage. I’ll continue to feature a weekly tidbit about myself this year (until August 2022). Readers responded to last week’s collective list by telling me what fact of courage surprised them most. A few readers shared their own acts of bravery. Thank you…
I consider an optimist as someone who steps in a manure pile and sets off to search for the pony who left a natural trail. Paul represents optimism in 2 Timothy 3. He began this chapter with warnings about last day occurrences. Unforgiveness, abuse, pride, and misguided lovers. He chose to rise above the stench…
Oh dear! This is too funny!
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