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Tweet I wept for some “friends” yesterday. You see, Alece, at her blog Grit and Glory, brought up the topic of prayer. Basically, she was saying, and the comments were echoing, that prayer can be difficult, guilt ridden, unfocused, and, … Continue reading →

Tweet Today is Wednesday, April 14, 2010. This day will never happen again, but, as the sun sets, tomorrow comes. Tomorrow brings with it one last time for me. One last time to feel this little guy in my womb. … Continue reading →

Tweet Yesterday I posted about how I think parents can get all wickity-whacked about the dinner table. Today, however, I wonder if parents, although want their kids to clean or not clean their plates, make poor food choices for their … Continue reading →

Tweet So, yesterday I wrote about how my coping skills were dead on the floor. I just could hardly function with out feeling like I was going to pop emotionally. JT got home from church where he found me sitting … Continue reading →

Tweet Well, I only have six more weeks to go before this little one gets here. Honestly, you’d think that the hormones craziness would have subsided by now, but I think it’s just worse. It plays out more in my … Continue reading →

Tweet There was drama. Well, more like, I was dramatic, but it was important! I was in the throws of researching a new computer and, well, there was drama. You see, I cut my computer teeth on DOS and Windows … Continue reading →

Tweet Oh mercy, what have I done? I’m here at WordPress now and, holy smokes, it’s a new world. Have you SEEN this blog? Right now, it’s just the content in this post that I have any control over. Oh, … Continue reading →

Tweet It’s happened every pregnancy. My sleep in the last few weeks is, well, terrible. It’s not so much once I fall asleep, it’s the time before I fall asleep. Now, I’m no doctor, but I’m curious if there is … Continue reading →

Tweet I hopped over to Lori Wilhite’s blog that lead me to a new blog called Cultivate Her, a blog “where women are inspired, challenged and encouraged in their leadership growth. No matter what your leadership influence looks like, your … Continue reading →