Why Reading Bad Writing Actually Improves Your Own
We all know that reading improves your writing, but did you know that you don’t have to just read the […]
New Book – Coming Soon!
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The Widow’s Mite
When people ask me to pray for their loved ones’ healing I feel like I’m giving the widow’s mite. While
Prompts for Early Childhood: Recalling Routines – Bedtime
For some of us, childhood was a loooong time ago! Others, it’s closer in. However much time has passed since
‘Bittersweet’ Coming Soon!
Hello, Everyone! I’m so excited to announce that my latest book, my friend Christi’s memoir, has entered the PRODUCTION PHASE!!
Grief Is Grief…Until It Isn’t
I miss the little things. Like, a touch, a smile, or a shared inside joke. And, the big things. Like
Moving Forward
I had a great conversation with my late hubby last night. I was sitting on the couch with all the
Why Churches Fail Widows; And, How They Can Turn That Around For the Kingdom
Reasons Why Churches Fail Widows: They lump widows in with all grievers or people who are suffering. Widows need special
How’s your Bandwidth?
Yes or no: If there’s free time on my schedule, am I available? Think about it. Okay, here are the
Bleak are the Days…But a Baby Was Born in Bethlehem
Greeted with painful texts this morning. Yet ANOTHER friend’s husband has Covid. A friend whose mom was just diagnosed with
Widows are the Ginger Rogers of Grievers: We Do it All Backwards and in High Heels
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their
It’s Not Just the Grief
I agree it’s the degree of relationship that determines the level of grief, however, I’ve lost my mom, my dad