How's that title? Catchy enough for ya? Also, giving myself a "self-five" because I am here posting twice in one weekend. Go, Dani! The blog post is distracting me from the thunderstorm going on outside, which is making me nervous. I'm from California, friends. I do earthquakes, not tornadoes. Any moderately strong wind I see… Continue reading Why I Stopped Trying to Be a “Good” Christian
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Weekly Lessons
Okay, I'm trying something new. This is me attempting to have a "series" of sorts because, well, this blog is basically a cluster of random thoughts and rants. I am trying to have some continuity here. To preface these posts, I think they'll work just like my brain does: I'll have a little something about working… Continue reading Weekly Lessons
One Size (Does Not) Fit All
Oh my. Has it already been over a month since I last posted on here? Sheesh. What a month it has been. I am currently starting week six here in Indiana with a growing pup by my side, literally, and a handsome man by my side, figuratively, for the time being. Six weeks have brought… Continue reading One Size (Does Not) Fit All
Have faith?
You just have to have faith. Do I agree with this statement? Sure do. I think faith is sometimes all that gets us through the more difficult times in life. If you're a Christian, you probably read that and related it to faith in God's plan. I have a small cynical side that has emerged recently. … Continue reading Have faith?
Solitude
Dictionary.com defines solitude as the "state of being or living alone" Some of the synonyms for solitude are "isolation, loneliness, emptiness, seclusion." I don't know about you, but to me, those words have a negative connotation. Like, I have never once uttered the words, yeah, I totally thrive in my loneliness. Yeah, no, not my jam. It's hard… Continue reading Solitude
The Messy SLP 