Showing posts with label LDS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LDS. Show all posts

Friday, October 5, 2012

Happy Weekend!

Housekeeping. That's the theme of of my weekend.

We're talking cleaning the room, clearing the pantry, facing the budget, and soaking up some spiritual greatness from General Conference here.

What are you up to this weekend? Tell me something good.

Where else I wrote this week:
I'm talking VACATIONS at Gallant and Jones. Read more here. 

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Ramblings About Identity


It has been a tougher week this week! But I'm surviving and am only days away from an amazing weekend of edification and inspiration from speakers in my church in an event named General Conference. You can watch too, here! Let me tell you, I so need this weekend.

I have become increasingly terrified of losing myself. Or perhaps I've already lost myself? Or am in process? I don't think any of the above is in fact true, but it's been on my mind this week.

I feel like through our toughest moments, we come to understand who we really are. What we are really capable of. It provides this amazing driving force that takes down fears and embraces new opportunities. I loved that. It made the hard times of last year completely worth it and in fact, I think last year's experience was essential to my growth. I'm grateful for that experience of divorce. Truly 100% grateful.

But I'm on to a new chapter now. I'm in a new city, doing new things, dating new people, making new friends. And I have become so terrified but losing that grip on who I really am. I feel like unless I treat myself so carefully and don't let anyone in, I can protect that identity. I think the former part of that sentence is okay. It's the latter part that is hard. Not letting anyone in? Is that what I really want? Is that the only way to keep a firm understanding and hold on the power of identity?

There's a taste of my Thursday morning....Off to yoga...

Friday, December 23, 2011

Thank You



I love this.

Love this, love this, love this.

I feel such peace in tumultuous times because of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Merry Christmas.