Becca Kello

One Year Igor Free

It’s been one year, almost to the day, that I had surgery to remove Igor. It’s been year full of chaos, both good and bad, and looking back it’s hard to believe that I so was paralyzed with pain and sickness only a a few months ago. I’m so grateful for those who prayed, sent good thoughts,Continue reading “One Year Igor Free”

bradblog: This. “Everything is incredible …” (Source: http://bradblog.tumblr.com/)

Passion has a way of providing clarity for what matters most. Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson (via tylerknott) This is the second time this thought, in some form, has come across my path today. Okay, universe.

aknighterrant: Bookcase Staircase by Levitate Architects Need. Holy smokes, folks.

EVERY CLERGY MEETING EVER

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Fear, religion, and stories.

Occasionally, I feel like no one could really understand my religious baggage, but really that’s because I’m not willing to share my stories. Here my friend tries to unpack her baggage. It’s in three parts, and I’m linking the second because it’s the part I related to the most: fear and guilt induced baptism. Fear,Continue reading “Fear, religion, and stories.”

The OctoGod, and other things I miss.

I miss a lot of things (Nashville, my community, my Starbucks, my commute, my job, working, teaching, my coworkers, the skyline, trees, hills, the color green, the parks, the trails, the rain (surprisingly), my family, my friends, my acquaintances, and my routine.) That list can and will get more lengthy the longer I am away. But I think oneContinue reading “The OctoGod, and other things I miss.”

open

because of you, i got to see how meaningful it can be to open even when you are in pain, even when you don’t have enough confidence in yourself, even when i’d rather just be with you, sharing bonds us but you don’t want our bond…why did you compel me to open up if youContinue reading “open”

fishingboatproceeds: meghantonjes: THIS IS EVERYTHING. How does this have 15,000 notes? Anyway, context: I received this good advice from my chaplaincy supervisor when I worked as a student chaplain at a children’s hospital in 2000. We were talking not about any of the terrible things I’d witnessed at the hospital but about my breakup withContinue reading