The Rest is Still Unwritten ~ Enjoy the Journey.
I am a wife, mother, follower of Jesus and friend. I live life by faith and understand that God's plans for me are always better than any plans I can have for myself. I don't consider myself a writer, but I love to write. I blog about my experiences, my passions, my thoughts and my failures. It all matters to me, but only some of it may matter to you. Enjoy.
My tagline is significant to me because I truly believe that "the rest is still unwritten" - I've learned to simply live each day with gratitude and happiness. You really, honestly don't ever know what tomorrow holds. So, just enjoy the journey.
I recently returned from a trip to Sierra Leone where, for the first time in my life, I came face to face with true poverty. My experience in Sierra Leone changed me forever; in ways that I may not fully know this side of eternity. One major way that my experience changed me was by [...]
You know me. I love to read and nearly everyday I do what is called a “blog hustle” - shooting around to a few of my favorite blogs to see if anyone is thinking about stuff that interests or challenges me. As usual, Seth Godin’s blog is not a disappointment. I ran across his blog [...]
I have to give credit where credit is due, the photo above is a Van Gogh painting entitled “Shoes” — isn’t it cool? Now on to my topic….
I’ve been reading David Zimmerman’s A Visitor’s Perspective series and I totally agree. One of the biggest ways that we fail, both as individuals and churches, is by [...]
Funny title, I know, but I couldn’t think of anything else, it’s too early in the morning. But, as I was doing my early morning blog hustle, I ran across an older post over at 1to1 about companies who take proactive steps to help the customer. It’s certainly not an earth shattering revelation, but it is one that more [...]
I ran across a quote today that I thought was rather poignant, I don’t know the year it was said, but I like what it says…
A recent government publication on the marketing of cabbage contains, according to one report, 26,941 words. It is noteworthy in this regard that the Gettysburg Address contains a mere 279 [...]
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