Bad with Conviction

Tell the people you love exactly how you feel. As beautiful as the words are, don't rely on "I love you" being enough.  ...

On Sunday, Pastor Marcus Kelley shared some great points about husbands and wives (and I'm paraphrasing this so forgive me if I don...

(Until I have some new stuff to share, here are some recent Facebook posts) Every Sunday, I go home and "chew" on the sermon. ...

It's been four years since I've posted here.  I abandoned this page for awhile  So much of my "old life" is here--it al...

I've always said that I can't write when I'm happy.  Anytime life has been smooth sailing, both my creativity and productivity h...

Just an update for my very few loyal readers that I'm alive and kicking.  I don't know when I'll be blogging again.  There isn...

Peanut and I hit up the local grocery store today.  I only needed eight items and we had a little time to spare, so I thought I'd let ...

Our new puppy is home and settling in with her new family and surroundings.  Since we got her to be our daughter's puppy, we let her pi...

This week,  To Write Love on Her Arms  asked people to answer the question, "Why can't you be replaced?"  I've actually a...

Today is the 12-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9/11.  On social media, thousands have shared their memories of that day ...

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, a day set aside to raise awareness and to battle the stigmas that surround mental illness.  Events w...

I wrote a little bit about stigma in yesterday's post.  Even today, there is still so much ignorance and even discrimination when it co...

This is part of a series of posts promoting National Suicide Prevention Week. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevent...

Postcard from  Postsecret Today, September 8, marks the start of National Suicide Prevention Week. I understand that this topic makes ...

Motherhood has transported me to this bizarro parallel universe where I find myself cheering in the bathroom and counting to three consta...

I don't consider myself to be a judgmental mommy.  Unless we're talking about something that would be considered abuse or negligenc...