As I tried to put my finger on what it was that was happening in my heart and mind to day I went through many words. Was I sad? Hangry (food deprivation is a mood)? Frustrated? Uninspired? I just couldn't quite put my finger on the pulse to describe what felt like simmering inside. The… Continue reading Calling “It” What It Is
Author: Raquiladnai
Peace Is Possible
Peace takes on so many different forms once you become a parent that sometimes we forget what it means in its truest essence. In the dictionary, peace is defined as “freedom from disturbance; quiet and tranquility.” And we hold on to that description until we feel as if we are about to emotionally and mentally… Continue reading Peace Is Possible
E is for Entitlement
No one can do everything, but social media and the internet will portray parents flawlessly doing all the things. Don’t believe the hype! We can only do what is in our ability, what is necessary, and relax. Our inabilities to fall into the hands of God who can do it all is what is wearing… Continue reading E is for Entitlement
You’re Doing Enough
We have all fallen into the trap of feeling like, even when we manage to check off all of the things on our list of things we need or want to do, it's just not enough. Okay, so the house is pristine but we haven't "engaged or played" with our children. Yes, dinner is ready… Continue reading You’re Doing Enough
Almost Made It…Again
Hey Y'all! So listen, how many of my fellow parents (cause I'm sure there is a father or two out there who might feel this deep down to the ankles like I do) have managed to harness the urge to yell and swallowed the words before they escape your lips all day, only to fall… Continue reading Almost Made It…Again
Intent vs. Impact
Hey Y'all! So yesterday as I was sitting in evening service at church waiting expectantly for my afternoon dose of caffeine to kick in, I was struck by the phrase, "...as parents we have to balance intent versus impact. Because the old way of 'do as I say, not as I do' doesn't work..." Needless… Continue reading Intent vs. Impact