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It all began when my husband returned from his annual mountain biking trip. During a reunion dinner of storytelling, rehashed crash descriptions and a declaration of lost manhood found after a Heli (helicopter) Drop with bikes and man, one of the husbands asked why we wives wouldn’t take a weekend away for ourselves.
A few weeks ago, I read a blog written by, Steve Graves titled: Without Wax regarding Steve’s most impactful mentor, Howard Hendricks – a man affectionately known simply as “Prof.” The blog began with these words…
I distinctly remember the first time I received a handwritten letter from Prof.
Minutes after I posted the blog, The Art of Being a Woman: That Outfit Makes me Look Fat, I received an email from our family photographer. The subject line read: I hope I don’t get in trouble. In the email our photographer began his note with: “Not that any touch ups are necessary…” BUT… “I tried to smooth out some signs of age.
A fire and a passion burns deep in her soul. She knows there is something more. She sets out to re-define the modern woman by evoking authenticity, creativity, originality, and service. She is interesting and interested. Her inner beauty can spark even that of a stranger’s curiosity. She does not fear vulnerability –
{A} {B}
Which picture best describes how you feel about Christmas?
If you chose {B}, you are not alone. Most adults I talk with in-person or on social media feel a bit frantic at this time of year. Dancing around the Christmas tree like Charlie Brown and Snoopy has fallen to the bottom of the to-do lists of shopping,
