Writing to Listen
DorothyListening to myself is a habit I’m learning to keep. I write about the joys, laments and growing pains of a life of faith. Also, parenting, travel, and everything else that makes a human.
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Threads of Glory
This was a draft I started in May 2023 and finished today. A valuable recurring lesson, nevertheless. I hope it encourages you!
My therapist called it an “unexpected crisis”. There was no warning, no time to prepare for every possib...
I Miss Me
Is anyone still on Facebook besides me and my titas?
I somehow joined a Facebook group called “NOT AS TIRED AS A MOMMA BEARRRRRRRRR”. The description? “Tag group for when you see mamma bears acting like their tiredness is superior to your...
A Little Too Honest
Photo Credit: Jefferson Sees on Unsplash.
I write this knowing that, to some, I may sound like a spoiled brat. But I share anyway because I think it’s common to experience both gratitude and discontent in the same breath, maybe more common...
To The Baby We'll Never Get To Meet
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It’s not fair we’ll never get to feel your tiny fingers wrapped around ours
It’s not fair we’ll never get to hold you and have you hear, for the hundredth time,
“HE/SHE’S SO SMALL!”
“LOOK AT ALL THAT HAI...
How Basketball Became My Way In
I am one of the least athletic people you will meet. Uncoordinated and clumsy would be appropriate words to describe my athletic ability. So, naturally, I married a very athletic man. He can pick up any sport with determination. He enjoys t...
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