How are you changing your business with God?
Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth. 2 Timothy…
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All My Favorite Things – Cancer Edition
If you search around the internet or ask the Facebook world what to give a Cancer patient that is in-patient for an extended period of time, you’ll get a great…
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Becoming Your Right Now.
I wanted to start an online community focused on giving and gratitude and inspiring and growth and hope and empowerment with some fun give-a-ways and educational events mixed in. If…
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If Not Now, Then When
So, yeah, about that little treacherous bike ride. I haven’t done a ton of movement, obviously, for the last year. June 1, a friend posted one of those little 30…
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Oh hi, bike.
So, I went on a 15 mile bike ride and about died. OK, unfair. But, seriously. When did I get so out of shape? Oh…. wait…. I know. It was…
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One Year Later
One year later. Can you believe it’s been a year. One year, the day I was supposed to be back to normal. The day that life would change. Right? Well,…
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Week in the Life (pandemic version) | Sunday words + photos
I want to remember… For my “I want to remember” journaling, I wanted to include things from this time right now, not just today. I want to remember our slower…
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Week in the Life (pandemic version) | Saturday words + photos
Saturdays are for…. Saturdays are for early morning bike rides (lately so have Thursday, Friday and Sundays). Saturdays were for soccer games, but now they are for yard work. And…
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Week in the Life (pandemic version) | Friday words + photos
Some Days + Most Days one) Some days I’m pretty strict with what they get done. Other days they just kinda do what they want. Most days, if they are…
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Week in the Life (pandemic version) | Thursday words + photos
Today I… Today Holden and Ollie ate breakfast on the trampoline and Zach took work calls outside. Loving this nice weather. Today Ollie made his final school project out of…
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