You know how it is–The Big Day Blues. Special occasions like anniversaries, birthdays (or how about the big one, Christmas?) … when big days roll around, there is a high level of energy that goes with it. We have expectations. We have ideas on how it’s “supposed” to go and although it’s not a ...
Read More »Exchange Winter Weariness for Crystal Treasures
Winter is wearying. The struggles it brings weigh down our days. The bleak landscape and destructive power of winter can overwhelm even hardy souls. The secular world names winter discouragement, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). With the light of faith, though, winter produces treasures. The crystals of ice and snow proclaim ...
Read More »The Agony of Alone
I remember when I was in my early 20s and finally lived on my own for the first time. My apartment was less than 300 square feet, and though I loved the idea of my new independence, there seemed nothing more painful than the hollow echo of solitude. I came home everyday after work ...
Read More »Sugar … Silent Stalker Harbors Bad Intentions
Sugar … don’t you just love it? And it loves you, too, right? Wrong! Sugar is bad for your body! Period. It lurks in just about every food imaginable and also some unimaginable ones. Did you know potato chips had sugar in them? There is sugar in ketchup, TV dinners, ...
Read More »Securing Sacred Moments, A Photo Album of Memories
Photographs capture and seal moments, sacred moments that can never, ever be fully duplicated. Photo albums act like little memory boxes for storing these pictures. Every household ought to have a family album. Each picture book has a unique history which tells a unique story. Indeed, no two albums will ...
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