Monthly Archives: December 2009

Ha, before you think I’m asking you fill out a survey in which I promise you a robot who cleans your kitchen or tells you that your jeans look amazing…. I just thought I’d ask what standards are you living … Continue reading →

Whose standards are you living by? I have been thinking about that question and here are the standards I’ve been living by: 1. Jillian on The Biggest Loser, I mean REALLY!? Who has arms like that?! 2. My parents. 3. … Continue reading →

Why do we think we have to go somewhere else to experience life? I find myself thinking, “Well if I were only here _____, then I could do _____.” I think I’d be cooler and friends with Don Miller if … Continue reading →

Who often gets in the way of your adventures, your freedom, your success, your experiences, your capacity to love without fear? You do. Get over yourself! Stop talking yourselves out of all of these things that could (gasp!) BRING YOU … Continue reading →

We’ve had a lot of Jehovah’s Witnesses come by house this week… Merry Awkward Christmas to me. Well, we usually try and be kind but this morning we had two come by. This was second visit this week. It was … Continue reading →

Hello friends, I hope you are having an amazing Christmas. This will be short and sweet since my hottie husband is waiting for me on the couch to watch Baby Mama…. yeah, that’s happening. So here it is: We are … Continue reading →

Last night I received an email from an old friend. We had grown apart over the years. However, her email was full of grace and authenticity that humbled me to the core. She was braver than I could ever hope … Continue reading →

Do not fear. Of all the things in the world, why do we give so much power to fear? Take a minute to reflect on the opportunities that you’ve missed because you were scared. Imagine what your life would look … Continue reading →

I have a heart of a fighter. I want to fight for you. I want to fight for your mental health, your spiritual health, your emotional health and shoot, even your physical health. Now, I’m not saying I care about … Continue reading →