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Being a Rainbow in Someone’s Cloud: Jesse’s Legacy
They say the largest and brightest stars in the sky burn more quickly than smaller stars. Apparently when a star is vast, it burns hydrogen fuel much more quickly than a smaller star. The result is a massive, brilliant star… Continue reading
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Finding Purpose in Grief: A Reflection on Life’s Priorities
One lesson this summer taught me is this: death often comes when we least expect it, and when it arrives we want more time with the people and things that matter. And we want to spend less time doing the… Continue reading
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Finding Hope in Hard Times: A Personal Journey
Hey blog family! I want to begin this post by expressing my gratitude to you. Thank you for continuing to check my site for new posts. Thank you for going back to read older posts when you didn’t find new… Continue reading
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Transform Your Life: Faith, Gratitude, and Resilience
The most important things needed to live a good life are simple. While these tools are easy to understand, they also can be easy to forget under pressure. I’ve certainly forgotten them in “woe is me” moments and have needed… Continue reading
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Embracing Uncertainty: A Path to Self-Transformation
It is undeniable that self-transformation can be difficult, painful, and challenging. When one considers what transformation is at it’s core – complete change – it is no wonder making a true shift in your life takes time and effort; which… Continue reading
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Breaking the Cycle: Healing from Maternal Anger
My relationship with my mother is complex. Sometimes I don’t understand it. On one hand I know she loves me dearly, and craves connection with me. On that same hand I know I love her, and crave connection with her,… Continue reading
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Defining Yourself Beyond Your Mistakes
Friday night I watched a documentary about Kobe Bryant that made me question if we’re remembered more for our triumphs or our mistakes. Bryant was arguably one of the greatest basketball players of all time. He won five NBA championships,… Continue reading
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Lessons from a Car Accident: Trusting Your Instincts
Earlier today I was in a car accident. I remember everything that happened up until the moment of impact clearly. I was sitting at a red light waiting for the light to turn green. “Blessed and Highly Favored” by the… Continue reading
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Transforming Disappointment into Growth: My Blogging Journey
I have a confession to make: I am finding it difficult to keep blogging. It stems from disappointment. My blogging journey hasn’t been meeting my expectations. I looked up the word disappointment to make sure it is an accurate word… Continue reading
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Finding Direction in Life Through Trust
I grew up outside of New Orleans, Louisiana, in a suburb called Kenner, where it was hot year round, and humid air made your clothes stick to your skin. Every Sunday morning, Sunday evening, and Wednesday evening you would find… Continue reading
Jeanine Thomas 