Ramblings about this and that.
When I resigned from my job, the typical reaction I received was that of excitement, delight, and just a touch of shock.
You are stepping out on faith!
Proud of you for being obedient!
Oh wow, you are so brave – congratulations!
You get the idea.
Continue reading “Are You Ready To Place Your Order?”This is the final post of the Everywhere series.
Flying is a love/hate relationship.
On the one hand, it allows us to travel beyond our wildest dreams and experience adventures that await in far away lands.
But before those dreams and adventures are realized, you have to sit in a confined space for hours while a small child kicks your seat from behind and a large man reclines his seat in your lap.
Continue reading “Still Here.”This post is part of the Everywhere series.
No one drives my car.
Unless you helped pay for it, or your name is on the insurance, it’s a no for me, dawg.
On Sunday mornings, as I climb out of bed and dress for church, I’m always hopeful and expectant to learn a valuable lesson from the sermon.
Additionally, during the week, the boo and I dedicate a weeknight to partake in church-like fellowship on a smaller scale – appropriately named “small groups.” This, too, is a place to hear the voice of God.
I remember being at work one day, some years ago, on an especially stormy day.
Now of course, there had been stormy days before this day, and more would come. But this particular Tuesday stood out to me.
Continue reading “For The Birds.”Everyone has, at one point in their lives, played the popular game “Simon Says.”
That is, unless you lived under a rock growing up.
Or your mom faked a litany of medical diagnoses that kept you isolated and fully dependent on her, therefore, you didn’t have the time (or friends) to play the game with.
Have y’all been watching that Hulu show about Gypsy Rose Blanchard?? Because OHMIGOODNESS, WHAT IS LIFE?!
“I let the dog out, or I let him in, and we talk some. I let him know I like him, and he lets me know he likes me.” – Kurt Vonnegut
Dogs can be so needy.
“There is peace even in the storm.” – Vincent van Gogh
Regardless of breed, age or gender, I think there are some things that all dogs love – or can at the very least, tolerate.
