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Read your Bible, Stay in School.
This is how my grandmother ended each letter. When I went to college, my parents thought it was important that I write letters to my grandmother. I didn’t really get it then, but I didn’t have an issue with it… Continue reading
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The C Word
Commitment. It is not the concept of commitment alone that terrifies me, the word alone can do that to me. If you’ve ever studied psychology, then you understand a few things that most other people don’t get: depression is not… Continue reading
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Finding Space
I am the type of person that needs to be with myself a lot. It’s not that I don’t want to be around people, but that I spend a lot of time in my head trying to work things out.… Continue reading
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Get to Know: Ben Rector
His song is my favorite on the My Heart Is In Haiti album! loveinstereoblog: Ben Rector has a passionate audience that is growing daily. His latest album Into The Morning has exploded onto the music scene and he’s been busy touring all over… Continue reading
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The irony of commitment is that it’s deeply liberating — in work, in play, in love. The act frees you from the tyranny of your internal critic, from the fear that likes to dress itself up and parade around as… Continue reading
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Nature is kind of amazing. Continue reading
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it takes courage to grow up & become who you really are. – e.e. cummings (via bradblog) Continue reading
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The Table.
This past Sunday, Josh Graves introduced some interesting ideas about what a/the table really means. It was interesting, eye-opening, and provoking. Josh has written a book about this subject, so he knows far more; and I’m likely to butcher his… Continue reading
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I’ve always wanted to be a nun.
Seriously. I have. Growing up, I was a great Christian girl. I could claim that I wanted to serve God the right way, but really, I just like to follow the rules, and I’m good at following rules. Also, I’m… Continue reading
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So….now what?
It’s not a pre-determined point in life, these moments of essential change. I would propose that they occur when life gets too settled, too boring, or too content with the status quo. Personally, I believe that these moments, where change… Continue reading