life’s simplest pleasures and life’s greatest joys : all hung from a clothesline.
I started last week with sharing some goals in regards to my mental health. This week I want to talk about the idea of slowing down. Which for me is a seriously challenging one. That being said the slow moments are always my favorite. I was recently introduced to the Danish concept of hygge. One […]
You won’t hear me say this often. But Inspired by Rachel Held Evans had my heartbeat written on its pages. It’s a controversial book, as is Evans herself, in the faith community. But, considering myself someone of “evolving faith” this book has the love of Scripture that I hold so dear, but also so much of […]
Talking about friendship today. I am blessed to have some seriously soul-connected friends who get me. Now each one doesn’t understand all parts of who I am, or like all the same things I do. Nor are they readily available to me at every moment I may need them. But seriously, in this beautiful season of gratitude […]
First I’ll acknowledge that tomorrow is Thanksgiving and that I’m not talking about it here. Except to point you to my favorite turkey recipe (salt, pepper, lemon, and rosemary) a fave cranberry relish (that’s a quick as a snap) and also these rolls that are just to die for. I’ll also acknowledge that my heart […]
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So I am no expert and I will never pretend to be. However, I was raised with my mental health as part of the conversation. Like every.single.day. This is an area of interest and passion of mine so I thought why not start exploring some of the lessons I was explicitly taught, the ones I […]
I’m not sure when I have so thoroughly enjoyed a trilogy! Not only is The Light Before Day, the third book in the “Nantuckett Legacy” series, a wonderful historical tale; but it is so relevant today. Suzanne Woods Fisher tackles important themes like segregation, integrity in journalism, valuing women and minorities, and what living out faith […]
This historical fiction series by Roseanna M. White is phenomenal and I am so glad I stumbled upon it. When the book hit my mailbox I had no idea it was the third in the series so I set immediately to reading the first two. A Name Unknown and A Song Unheard are the […]
The new kit for Gratitude Documented 2018 is here and it’s called “Grace and Gratitude. You can shop the affiliate links throughout this post to get your’s, hurry over here before they sell out! You’ll find a variety of ways to explore this month of gratefulness (and beyond with the 100 days of Grace and […]
This Courageous Journey is engaging, interesting, and while true to the historical fiction style I love, it also had a fresh and different tone to it. Misty M. Beller has written the Heart of the Mountains series, and while I haven’t read the first three books I thoroughly enjoyed this one on it’s own and […]